SRP Solar for Nonprofits™

Help local nonprofits save on power so they can invest more in the community.

Help nonprofits go solar

For as little as $3 a month or a one-time donation, you can help Valley nonprofits put money back into the community. Your donation covers the construction of solar-covered parking structures, enabling these organizations to utilize renewable energy while reducing their electricity expenses. That means instead of putting their dollars toward energy costs, they can dedicate them to initiatives you really care about. The SRP Solar for Nonprofits program has saved recipient organizations more than $1.2 million to date.*

*The number is an estimated value generated from a 1.6 MWh/kW performance metric and 8.1c/kWh blended commercial rate.

4 easy ways to donate

Sign up by logging in to your SRP customer account.

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Email us at [email protected] with your first and last name, address, phone number and SRP account number (if available) and we will get the process started for you.
Call: (602) 236-8888 to enroll. We're here to help 24/7.
One-time donation: Make a one-time donation using your debit/credit card or bank account.

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By the numbers

SOLAR-POWERED SYSTEMS INSTALLED

since 2007

COLLECTIVELY SAVED

$1.2 Million

by nonprofits through the program

This program supports a broad spectrum of nonprofits who benefit our community:

Veterans Services
Wildlife Rehabilitation
After-school Programs
Adoption Support Services
Homeless Support Services

Refugee Resettlement
Hospice Care
Equine Therapy
Animal Welfare
Domestic Violence Support

What recipients are saying about SRP Solar for Nonprofits

Catholic Charities Community Services

“Refugee resettlement, immigration legal aid, foster care and adoption, and DIGNITY Diversion, which assists those who have been sexually exploited, will be among the programs which benefit from the cost savings associated with the solar program,” said Sandra Remy, Sr. Director of Property Management.

Arizona Humane Society

“It’s truly a lifesaving gift,” said Bretta Nelson, Former Public Relations Manager with the Arizona Humane Society. “With the money we save on electric bills, we should be able to care for more than 200 additional pets in our Parvo Puppy ICU or 500 additional kittens in our Bottle Baby Kitten ICU each year.” 

A New Leaf

“This novel donation will have a great impact for our organization,”said Michael Hughes, Chief Executive Officer. “We will be able to redirect funds to provide essential services like basic needs, case management, children’s services, employment services and so much more. It’s innovation with a heart.”

Aid to Adoption of Special Kids (AASK)

"With SRP's help in reducing our expenses, AASK is able to help more children in Arizona's foster care system build healthy relationships with adults who truly care,” said Josie Gaieck, AASK Community Engagement Specialist.

NATIVE HEALTH

“Savings from the solar-powered parking structure will support the success of our expansion. Native Health appreciates the opportunity to collaborate with SRP and thanks its customers for supporting these important projects,” said Walter Murillo, CEO at NATIVE HEALTH

Junior Achievement

“We are deeply grateful for this partnership with SRP because it will help us reach even more students by offsetting our operational costs," said Edwin Mehta, Development Director at JA. "By saving on electricity costs, we can invest those resources into programs that teach students skills which will positively impact their families, future employers and community."

Nonprofits: Apply for a free solar-powered system

This application period is open July 13–Aug. 14.

The complete application package must be returned no later than Aug. 14, 2026.

Eligibility requirements

Valley nonprofits looking to reduce their energy costs must meet the following requirements to apply:

Be a designated 501(c)(3).
Have a location that provides services within SRP's electric service territory and be an SRP electric customer.
Own the building and parking lot on which the solar energy system will be installed.
Be willing to work with SRP or an SRP-selected contractor on installation.
Be willing to sign a standard SRP Distribution Interconnection Agreement (less than 1 MW).
Allow a preliminary site survey at the building/parking lot to be conducted by a contractor selected by SRP to verify that the site is suitable for the installation.

Please note: Organizations that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, sex or national origin; political or lobbying organizations; and civic or social organizations are not eligible for the SRP Solar for Nonprofits program.

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