Our work on behalf of a clean energy future is made possible by the generous support of foundations, organizations, and individuals like you. Please consider supporting us with a fully tax-deductible contribution.
Credit card or PayPal**Check**Cryptocurrency**Electronic transfer or other method
The 501(c)3 nonprofit Tax ID for the Clean Coalition is 14-1901877.
Please make payable to Clean Coalition and mail as follows:
Craig Lewis
Clean Coalition
1800 Garden Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
The 501(c)3 nonprofit Tax ID for the Clean Coalition is 14-1901877.
The Clean Coalition now accepts cryptocurrency donations! Donating cryptocurrency directly to a 501c(3) nonprofit is more tax efficient than donating cash, and it can save you money.
Please contact:
Gregory Young
Program Manager, Clean Coalition
gregory@clean-coalition.org
805-350-2931
The 501(c)3 nonprofit Tax ID for the Clean Coalition is 14-1901877.
Transitioning to renewable energy is critical to fighting climate change, and maximizing local renewable sources makes communities resilient. While our Santa Barbara region is incredibly special, the grid is alarmingly vulnerable to natural disasters. Our family foundation has supported the Clean Coalition for the past decade. The organization's leadership, vision, and initiative has demonstrated that clean energy innovations can benefit our local region and also serve as a model for communities across the country.
Wendy Schmidt
President and Co-Founder of The Schmidt Family Foundation
The Clean Coalition is honored to be included in The Giving List, the philanthropic publication of the Montecito Journal Media Group. Inclusion in this curated philanthropic publication will help the Clean Coalition continue delivering economic, environmental, and resilience benefits to communities throughout California and beyond from renewables-driven microgrids.
The latest in clean local energy
Learn about our innovative projects and initiatives on our blog, and see what others are reporting about our important work.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports on mounting concerns over MCE’s governance, transparency, and costs, highlighting that the Clean Coalition has joined other critics in questioning the agency’s budgeting, contract decisions, and public communications.
Read articleEnergy Tetris only works when all the pieces are on the same board. California is still stacking generation on one board and building wires on another—optimizing energy while making the grid more expensive by design.
Read MoreThis blog post by the Clean Coalition highlights the economic, environmental, and resilience benefits of the BEGA North America Solar Microgrid.
Read More