Clean Energy & Sustainability
Programs
Advancing Energy Equity and Environmental Responsibility
Clean energy is not only an environmental priority—it is an economic opportunity. The Brenda L. Strickland Foundation promotes energy equity by helping communities understand and benefit from clean energy technologies and solutions. We believe in advancing energy equity and sustainability! Our programs help families reduce energy costs, increase energy independence, and participate in the growing clean energy economy.
Our clean energy programs focus on education, awareness, and workforce readiness, ensuring that underserved communities are included in the transition to a more sustainable energy future. Our clean energy programs are focused on ensuring that underserved communities have access to the benefits of renewable energy and energy-efficient solutions. We believe clean energy is both an environmental necessity and an economic opportunity. These initiatives help reduce energy costs, promote sustainability, and prepare communities for the future of energy.
Key Clean Energy Initiatives May Include:
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Solar energy education programs
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Electric vehicle (EV) awareness and infrastructure education
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Energy efficiency training for homeowners and renters
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Clean energy workforce development programs
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Community energy workshops
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Partnerships with utility companies and energy organizations
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Sustainability education and outreach initiatives
Georgia Power Make Ready Program
Power the Future of Transportation in Your Community
The Brenda L. Strickland Foundation, Inc. invites property owners, municipalities, businesses, and community leaders to explore the benefits of the Georgia Power Make Ready Program—an initiative designed to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure across Georgia.
Through this program, eligible participants can receive support to offset the cost of preparing sites for EV charging stations, making it easier and more affordable to bring charging access to your community, workplace, or property.
Why Attend / Participate:
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Learn how to reduce upfront EV infrastructure costs
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Understand site readiness and installation requirements
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Explore opportunities for commercial, multifamily, and public properties
Who Should Get Involved:
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Commercial property owners
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Multifamily housing developers
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Municipal and government agencies
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Schools, churches, and nonprofits
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Small business owners
Take the next step toward electrification. Partner with us to bring EV charging access to your community.
Earn up to $300,000 per site in funding for EV Infrastructure