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The Solutions Project

The Solutions Project seeks to accelerate the transition to 100% clean, renewable energy for all people and purposes. To achieve this mission, it engages the public, celebrates and convenes leaders, and advances partnerships and policies. The Solutions Project implements their integrated model at the state level to help ensue all people can access the benefits of clean energy including jobs and improved health. The Solutions Project works to connect business, community, and government in target states like New York, California, and Iowa to support policies that increase the pace and scale of change and ensure all people benefit from healthy, affordable, and stable energy.

The Solutions Project provides grants to community organizations working to accelerate the transition towards 100% clean energy for all. For example, the Fighter Fund is a rapid response grantmaking program seeding forward-thinking, place-based solutions and providing real-time support to pivotal frontline leaders. Resources are designed to support movement generation through organizing and direct action; communications that build public will and cultural power; and coalition building.

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