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Solar Upgrading Nonprofits (SUN) - Resonant Energy Solar Upgrading Nonprofits (SUN) Resonant Energy is excited to partner with the Providers’ Council and Essex County Community Foundation to support nonprofits and human service providers across Massachusetts as they explore solar as a means of reducing their operating costs and contributing to a clean environment for their constituents.
The program provides busy organizations with ongoing support to simplify the process and mitigate common barriers, such as funding availability, internal capacity, and technical knowledge.
Key Benefits of the Program No-cost solar feasibility and financial analysis Stipends to cover staff time spent exploring solar (up to $7,500 , depending on portfolio size) Free grant writing assistance for organizations that move forward with solar Shining a Light on the SUN Program — Hosted by Essex County Community Foundation Let's Illuminate Human Services - Understanding the Solar Upgrading Nonprofits (SUN) Program — Hosted by Providers’ Council Stipends and grant assistance will be first-come, first-served Apply now to get your no-cost analysis This program pays nonprofits to take the time to consider solar | Canary Media (2026) Healey-Driscoll Administration Awards $394,000 to Help Two Non-Profits Slash Electricity Costs by at least 70% with Solar | Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (2026) Healey-Driscoll Administration Awards $1.
2 Million in Grants for Solar to Three Non-Profits | Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (2026) Frequently Asked Questions What kind of nonprofits are eligible for SUN? All nonprofits offering social services are eligible, as long as they meet our minimum size requirement (roughly 2,500 sq ft or the size of a large single-family home for a single site). Do I need to own my building(s)?
I t is easiest to install solar on a building you own. In some cases, we are able to work with tenants who have roof rights, long-term leases, or strong working relationships with their landlords. What if my organization doesn’t have the money to install solar despite the SUN program?
As part of our feasibility analysis, we explore both ownership and no-cost solar options with you. If you proceed with the ownership route, we can help you apply for grants to cover outstanding costs. If you proceed with a no-cost option, the system will be installed at no-cost to you.
How will I know if I will be accepted? Funding is first-come, first-serve until we run out, so the sooner you apply the better! East Boston Neighborhood Health Center | Revere, MA Sacred Heart Nursing Home | New Bedford, MA
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits and human service providers in Massachusetts. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Solar Upgrading Nonprofits (SUN) is funded by Resonant Energy. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Massachusetts. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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