Olympia Community Solar is a 501(c)(3) non-profit with a mission to steward an equitable and accessible transition to clean energy. Over the past five years the Olympia Community Solar team has partnered with Tribes, Public Agencies, Non-profit organizations, and commercial entities to support their solar energy installations with grants.

Contact them to learn how they can support developing and funding your solar project.

At Spark Northwest we recognize that systemic injustice means that the benefits and harms of our energy system, including clean energy, are skewed to favor those with power and privilege. We work with rural, low-income, Black, Indigenous and people of color-led communities. By supporting the creation of community led clean energy generation and efficiency projects, and establishing the necessary foundational skills and knowledge, we can build wealth and power for frontline communities.

Solar Washington is a nonprofit organization that connects you with “all things solar” in Washington. We present and partner with other organizations to hold events and our annual Washington State Solar Summit, host Solar 101 workshops, and provide other educational resources for Washingtonians interested in solar. Whether you are considering solar for your home or business, are seeking a career in solar, or want to learn about legislation in Olympia, Solar Washington provides helpful information to help you navigate the solar energy landscape in Washington State.

Proudly representing 345+ businesses, advocating for local economic prosperity, and championing the quality of life for residents in our Bothell and Kenmore communities. They are also the official Begin at Bothell Visitor Center. Whether you’re here to live, work, learn, play or visit, we have your community resources and connections! You can find one of our Northwest Electric and Solar representatives at the monthly Kenmore Business Alliance or Bothell Business Forum meetings.

Washington Solar Energy Industries Association (WASEIA) is a professional trade association established to be a unified voice for the common business interests of its members, particularly related to public policy, legislation, and governmental relations.

WASEIA educates legislators and regulators while promoting public understanding about the impacts of policies related to solar energy in the State of Washington.

Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Counties (MBAKS) was founded in 1909 and headquartered in Bellevue, Washington; the Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Counties (MBAKS) is the nation’s oldest and largest local homebuilders association, serving every area of the residential building industry.