Giving Day: How Your Gift Helps Brighten the Future of Solar Access

Giving Day is a chance to witness how generosity encourages lasting change. Every gift to GiveSolar supports a mission centered on expanding access to clean, reliable, and affordable energy for those who need it the most. Much of this work happens through strong partnerships with Habitat for Humanity affiliates, where your contribution helps advance broader efforts to promote energy equity, build community resilience, and normalize solar as a cost-effective, feature on affordable housing.

From Donation to Impact

Each dollar you give helps lay the groundwork for solar to become a routine element of affordable homebuilding. Your support helps Habitat to grow partnerships with trusted solar installers, integrate solar planning into home design, and develop the systems and protocols needed to include solar in their construction process. This creates a smoother, more replicable pathway for solar to be integrated in future homes, not as an exception but as an expectation.

Building Capacity and Community

Strengthening local capacity is essential for bringing solar to more communities. Through hands-on training, staff, board members, and volunteers learn how to weave solar into homebuilding partnerships, community programs, and emerging pilot initiatives.

We recently celebrated the launch of the Habitat for Humanity National Solar Program, gathering with partners, volunteers, and homeowners to install solar on three Habitat townhomes in Harrisonburg, Virginia. As funding grows, the reach of this initiative will expand. New projects will take shape, more communities will get involved, and donors will gain meaningful opportunities to make life changing impacts on the lives of hardworking Habitat for Humanity families.

When you give, you become part of a growing movement that is reshaping what affordable housing has to offer. Your support helps make solar accessible, repeatable, and established in the future of homebuilding.

Make meaningful change and help brighten the path to solar access for more families.