SCCSA AGM on November 26, from 2-4 pm - hope to see you there!

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The Sunshine Coast Community Solar Association AGM
will be Saturday, November 26 from 2 - 4 pm (by Zoom)

Guest speaker at the AGM, Amanda Amaral, Chair of the School District 46 School Board, will be on hand to discuss the school district's project of installing solar arrays on coast schools. Saving on energy bills and moving towards sustainability, hear about our amazing school district's leadership in transitioning to more renewable energy.

Everyone is invited! Paid up members can vote at the AGM business meeting following our guest speaker. Check to see if you are a paid-up member by emailing: suncoastcsa@gmail.com.

The Zoom Code will be sent out before the AGM - so stay tuned!

The amazing Kelsos (Cody & Megan) next project is for Green Initiatives for the Roberts Creek Firehall - bring your pumpkin this Saturday, 10am-2pm to the RC firehall to see it dropped. Donations to this good cause gratefully accepted.

Why not take out a membership to support the many projects of the Solar association?

Go to the SCCSA web page at:
https://suncoastcommsolar.weebly.com/ and follow the membership link. Your membership taken out now is good until the end of 2023. As well as having a vote at the AGM, you will support our vibrant, volunteer community organization in its efforts to encourage the tranisition away from fossil fuels.

Community projects undertaken by the Solar Association include:

a 28 solar panel array on the Sechelt Seniors Activity Centre roof in conjunction with the Dr. James Pawley legacy fund (with help from the Sunshine Coast Credit Union)
solar panels and solar thermal, plus a heat pump as part of Cody&Megan Kelso's fundraising for the SPCA building in Wilson Creek (with help from the Sunshine Coast Credit Union and the S.C. Community Forest)
much needed energy efficiency upgrades to the Gibsons Heritage Playhouse for LED lights and a heat pump with funds raised by Cody&Megan Kelso's 'Elevate for the Environment' (with help from the Sunshine Coast Credit Union and the S.C. Community Forest)