$50,000
Padua Grid 1, 2, 3 BESS / San Antonio, TX
Residential Energy Assistance Partnership (REAP) is a non-profit foundation that helps families in need pay their utility bills throughout the year and educates them on energy-saving conservation measures to help them save money.

REAP was established in 2002 through a partnership between CPS Energy, the City of San Antonio, and Bexar County. CPS Energy contributes $1 million annually directly to the REAP fund and works throughout the year to raise additional funds for the program. CPS Energy handles the program's marketing, fundraising, and back office administrative requirements. The City of San Antonio and Bexar County handle the application process. This invaluable program is one of their commitments to provide help to pay energy bills for customers who qualify for assistance.

$50,000
Seaside Grid BESS / Portland, OR
Oregon Tradeswomen helps transform lives by building community and economic independence through empowerment, training, career education, advocacy, and leadership development in the skilled trades. Their commitment to help women achieve economic independence is integrated in their values, programs, advocacy, and direct service work.

“The partnership between Eolian and Oregon Tradeswomen is empowering women to build a greener future. By investing in skills training and workforce development, this collaboration creates pathways for women to enter high-paying, sustainable careers in the trades—advancing both economic equity and climate resilience. Together, we’re driving lasting change for individuals, communities, and the planet.”

-Paul F Morris, Development Director

$50,000
Eolian Office / Burlingame, CA
The Pacific Beach Coalition is dedicated to preserving the ocean, coastal habitat, and wildlife, and ending litter through advocacy, education, community building, and citizen action.

“This funding empowers us to continue our ongoing efforts, including hosting hundreds of beach cleanups and coastal habitat restoration events per year, engaging with students and youth through cleanups and assemblies, and creating free educational material for classrooms in the form of teacher tool kits based on our Animal of the Year. Though we engage roughly 11,000 volunteers and over 5,000 students annually, Eolian's generosity fuels our ability to grow our programs and expand work on our sites.”

-Lynn Adams, President

$50,000
Seaside Grid BESS / Portland, OR
Willamette Riverkeeper’s sole mission is to protect and restore the Willamette River. 

One of the projects they are involved in is to help clean up the Portland Harbor Superfund site, which is a highly contaminated stretch of the Willamette River that extends approximately 11 miles, near the confluence with the Columbia River to the Fremont Bridge. In 2000 this area was designated a Federal Superfund Site under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA). This means the federal government has recognized this portion of the Willamette among the most polluted sites in the nation. Clean and healthy rivers are part of the Public Trust that holds that our rivers are held in common, and belong to all.