ReVision is excited to announce a fun new program to raise funds for local nonprofits.

Called “Check in for Charity,” the concept is simple: go to our Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/ReVision-Energy/48253820977 and look for the “Check In” graphic pictured right.

For every person that clicks on it, ReVision pledges $1 to a chosen charity of the month, up to $500, starting in January with The Center for Wildlife in Cape Neddick, Maine.

After you “Check in” for this month’s nonprofit, we hope you’ll share the word with your friends, and suggest a candidate to be the next month’s nonprofit. We’ll take nominations through Jan 14, then we’ll put up a poll and start collecting your votes!

The “check in” will run all month; to learn more about The Center for Wildlife and their work rescuing and rehabilitating injured wild animals in our community, see their website: http://yorkcenterforwildlife.org/.

Fine print: Each person can only pledge once each month. Also, feel free to suggest as many nonprofits as you like (you can contact us or post to our Facebook page), however they should be based in Maine or New Hampshire. Voting runs through the end of each month; final decision by ReVision Energy.

As part of our long-term commitment to building a sustainable future, ReVision Energy recently joined Maine Audubon’s Corporate Partnership program.

We are proud to support Audubon’s dynamic education programs for all ages and their science based approach to conserve Maine’s natural resources.

ReVision Energy is working with Maine Audubon to bring solar energy demonstration projects to the Gilsland Farm visitors’ center and state headquarters in Falmouth.

Audubon has additional locations in Holden, Scarborough, Bremen, Elliotsville and Rockland. The organization offers a wide array of programs each year for children and adults.

Pictured is Maine Audubon’s Apple Day which ReVision Energy was proud to be a sponsor of this year.

Learn more about your local chapter by visiting www.maineaudubon.org.

ReVision Energy has recently become a member of the Green Alliance. This Portsmouth based non profit is a growing union of green businesses all along Maine and New Hampshire’s seacoast region.

The Green Alliance works to promote sustainable businesses, raising their company profile through collaboration, consumer education, and through shared business strategy.

The Green Alliance is run by director Sarah Brown of Kittery. Her drive and dedication have made the Green Alliance successful, currently over 50 businesses strong.

Rhoades Building Products recently partnered with ReVision Energy
to bring renewable energy systems to the Downeast Region.
Above is a photo of the 4 kilowatt grid-tied photovoltaic array that
ReVision installed at Rhoades’ headquarters in Holden.

ReVision Energy and Rhoades Building Products formed a partnership earlier this year to offer renewable energy systems to builders, contractors and homeowners in the Downeast Maine Region.

ReVision Energy plans to open an office within Rhoades’ Holden location. The expansion into Downeast Maine is being led by co-owner Lee Landry.

Of the recent partnership Lee says “We are excited by the opportunity to merge our renewable energy expertise with Rhoades Building Products to offer the people of Downeast Maine the latest green building materials and practices. I am confident that our partnership with Rhoades Building Products will help us in our goal to transition Maine families away from fossil fuels to clean, efficient, renewable energy sources; to power our lives and heat our homes.”

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