SustainableWorks, a non-profit general contractor and energy efficiency organization, and Sustainable Seattle, a non-profit organization motivating businesses and neighborhoods to take action for sustainability have been awarded funding to launch an energy efficiency training and action program in the Central District and Beacon Hill neighborhoods.

By becoming a SNAP (the Sustainable Neighbors Action Program) volunteer you will get the know-how to share practical energy efficiency tips with your friends and neighbors.  The free  training and materials you will be provided will enable family, friends, and neighbors to save energy, save money, and reduce their carbon footprints.

SNAP volunteers will be offered a two part training.  Part 1:  How to conduct a do-it-yourself  energy inspection of your home; Part 2:  a walk through of a Central District home with an eye out for saving energy and saving money on energy bills.

The Details:

Session 1:  September 12th from 6-9 PM

Session 2:  September 15th from 10 AM – 12 NOON

Location:  CENTERSTONE, formally CAMP, 722 18th Ave 98122

For further information contact [email protected].  Preregistration necessary due to space considerations, visit www.sustainableworks.com (the volunteer link) to sign up.