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Go solar with no capital.

Going solar to reduce or eliminate your electric bill is now possible with no capital through a Brightwell investment.

Stop rising energy costs

The cost of energy continues to increase, limiting the overall resources available to deliver on your institution’s mission. You can change this future.

Organization Annual Expenses

Program Expenses

Overall costs related to running the programs and services offered by an organization per its core mission.

Energy Expenses

The cost of “keeping the lights on.” Electric costs continue to rise at historic rates creating a larger burden and taking away resources from core programs.

Operating Expenses

Administrative and fundraising costs required to run the organization. The Better Business Bureau say that no more than 35% of a nonprofit’s budget should be spent on operating expenses.

Experience the power of a Brightwell Investment

No capital needed from your institution

Enable your organization to embrace renewable energy without the burden of a capital investment. Benefit from reduced energy costs, long-term financial stability, and a greener footprint with no added operating expense.

Hedge energy costs now, reduce them in the future

Ensure financial resilience in the face of growing energy costs. With solar, nonprofits can hedge against fluctuating energy prices, securing a stable and predictable energy supply for the long term.

Your stakeholders will love this project

Solar energy not only reduces the organization’s carbon footprint but also saves on energy costs, allowing more resources to be allocated towards their core mission and project.

“I care deeply about the mission of the Hope House and was amazed at the rate their electric costs were skyrocketing, forcing the organization to make tough decisions around how they serviced and staff residents in need. A Brightwell investment allowed me to save them $650,000, creating a win-win.”

— Brightwell Impact Investor

Brightwell investments are powered by the incentives the federal government has enacted to encourage the transition to solar energy. We utilize a unique tax equity investment strategy to unlock solar savings and strategies that tax-exempt organizations cannot access on their own.

How to do a Brightwell Project

This approach allows you to ensure you are set up to run a successful, win-win project from the beginning.

Run your utility bills through the Brightwell model, allowing our team of solar experts to develop an advanced plan for offsetting energy costs based on your organization’s unique needs.

Review the solar project goals and its targeted impact with the Brightwell team and determine the best terms for ensuring a successful outcome for both your organization and impact investor.

Allow impact investors to bid on your project—unleashing the power and cost savings of solar. When impact investors work together to unlock generosity, your organization and stakeholders win.

Finalize the investment, install solar, and enjoy the power of the sun. Allow Brightwell to manage the entire deal and installation process, while you focus on your mission and enjoying the new cost savings.

IMPACTING FAMILIES IN NEED

See how our impact investors are helping shelter families and provide hope for their future.

Hope House is a nonprofit facility that provides shelter for unhoused members of the Guthrie, OK community. Read how the impact of a Brightwell investment is enabling this organization to better ensure the future for their mission and those they serve.

Resources for powering brighter futures

Unlock the Power of Solar: How to Benefit from Tax Incentives and Generate Income

In an era where climate change is more than a buzzword and the shift towards renewable energy is not just encouraged but incentivized, understanding how

Read the impact story

Start building a legacy of impact.

Make an outsized impact on the nonprofits, schools, and religious organizations that matter to you and your community. See how existing and future tax liability can power an impact that will last for decades.