HouseCall Volunteer Training

February 10 and 24 OR
March 11 and 18
More Information

February 27 OR
March 4
[Conference dial in number for webinars: 605-990-0111. Access Code: 538519# (Toll charges may apply, depending on your calling plan.)]
Webinar Slides

Green@Home Solar Purchasing Tips

Twana Karney
G@H Program Director
twanak*acterra.org
or 650-962-9876 x316

Debbie Mytels
Assoc. Dir. for Programs
debbiem*acterra.org
or 650-962-9876 x302

Luz Garcia
Program Assistant
luzdominique*acterra.org
or 650-962-9876 x380

Elizabeth Sarmiento
Outreach Coordinator
elizabeths*acterra.org
or 650-962-9876 x354

Carolyn Spitz
Volunteer and Training Coordinator
carolyns*acterra.org
or 650-962-9876 x353

Dominique Wynn
Program Assistant
luzdominique*acterra.org
or 650-962-9876 x380

Neighbors working together to save energy, money
and reduce global warming!

U.S. households produce 21% of the country's global warming pollution. That means that smart choices at home can really make a difference! Green@Home helps communities take action to reduce global warming by making their homes more energy efficient.

House Call at Palo Alto
Mayor Kishimoto's home
Green@Home HouseCalls help fight climate change by saving residents energy, money and CO2. Trained volunteers meet with residents in their homes to install simple energy-saving devices and create home energy conservations plans. Volunteers demonstrate environmentally friendly choices and foster a deeper awareness of the need for change.

HouseCalls are available to all residents of participating cities whether you rent or own.

Green at Home Lawn Sign
Is Green@Home In My Community?

Green@Home currently has funding for 2008-2009 to operate in the following communities:
Cupertino
Menlo Park
Palo Alto
Redwood City
Sunnyvale

Can Green@Home Be Brought To My Community?

Green@Home is interested in meeting with City officials and involved citizens who are able to work toward identifying processes and funding needed to bring the program to new cities in San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties in California. To explore the possibilities of bringing Green@Home to a community, please contact Twana Karney, Program Director, at 650-962-9876 x316.

How Is Green@Home Funded?

Funded by a Grant from the Bay Area Air Quality Management District. Funding for the Green@Home program is also provided on a year-to-year basis by a combination of grants, donors, and sponsors. Most grants provide for Green@Home services in a specific city or community.