Footprint Project

Verizon is investing in a new generation of life-saving disaster resilience technology. In partnership with MIT Solve, @Verizon just announced a $1M grant to four innovative technologies that aid communities before, during and after natural disasters: @BurnBotRxTech @_FNNINC @FootprintPrjct @AtlanticCouncil and ClimaSens Learn more about the prize winners' tech: verizon.com/about/news/ver…

And in Jamaica, our team has supported over 30 sites with solar generators and microgrids since Hurricane Melissa, empowering local partners to lead their recovery. Donate: footprintproject.org

In California, the Sacramento Environmental Justice Coalition @sacejc works to address the historical and structural racist policies in the Sacramento Valley. We during a heatwave, and upgraded their solar trailer with a new battery this fall. Donate: sac-ejc.org

As we enter the season of generosity this #GivingTuesday, we'd like to highlight some local orgs we've partnered with this year to empower communities in crisis.

We're thrilled to be selected as one of the @QBE #AcceliCITY Top 50 Resilience Solutions! Out of 820+ applications from 71 countries, we're proud to be among this incredible cohort of climate innovators!

We’re thankful for all our partners and friends in New Orleans and along Gulf Coast who are reflecting this week to be more prepared now and in the future 💚

Our solar trailer is providing sustainable power for multiple tents in Louis Armstrong Park with help from volunteers from our partner @SchneiderNA

We're honored to participate in the #Katrina20 Week of Action, a week-long series of cultural, educational, and healing events across the Gulf Coast

Our partnership with @NCDEQ, @LandofSkyRC, and @nccleanenergy will focus on delivering resilient, flexible microgrid technologies to support North Carolinians during disaster power outages. Read more below, time to get to work! deq.nc.gov/news/press-rel…

We are overjoyed to announce the roll out of an innovative investment in microgrid infrastructure for critical facilities serving communities across the state of North Carolina.

We’re excited to share that Footprint Project is part of the @Target Circle Giving Program! Vote for us now through Sept 30 to help us bring cleaner energy to communities in need. Every vote counts! Link: target.com/l/target-circl… #TargetCircle #CleanEnergyRelief

We’re joining @CleanEnergyGrp for a convo on how solar + storage supported disaster response after Hurricane Helene — and what it takes to build long-term resilience. Don’t miss it! Register: cleanegroup.org/webinar/resili… #ResilientPower #EnergyEquity #FootprintProject

With the mobile generator + 2 #Onyx solar panels, the fridge will keep fresh food accessible - even during power outages. Shoutout to the incredible students who helped bring this system to life - and to Deep Down Roots for showing what energy equity in action looks like!

We teamed up with Students from @SciHighNOLA to build a mobile solar generator for the community fridge at #DeepDownRoots' Community Garden! At Footprint Project, we believe clean energy belongs in the hands of communities, especially those growing food and building resilience!

We're honored to be in the #Top100 of @QBE's 2025 #AcceliCITY Resilience Challenge! From over 820 applicants, @LeadingCities has selected Footprint Project to receive five months of web-based education and a possible pilot project prize of up to $150,000!

@CleanEnergyGrp You can also check out the full article below from @SolarPowerWorld on how recovery is turning into resilience: solarpowerworldonline.com/2025/06/north-… #DisasterRelief #EnergyEquity #ResilientPower #FootprintProject #SolarForResilience

If you're interested in learning more about how mobile solar+storage deployments brought relief after Hurricane Helene, join us on 6/25 at 2PM ET for a @CleanEnergyGrp webinar. Register Here: cleanegroup.org/webinar/resili…

Solar + storage isn’t just a power solution — it’s a lifeline. In the wake of Hurricane Helene, communities across Western North Carolina were left in the dark. But thanks to grassroots coordination and resilient power systems, places like Barnardsville stayed connected.