Send a postcard to
your elected officials and tell them…
We need 100% renewable energy now!
Create your free postcardWe'll mail postcards with your photo and message to your state lawmakers — for free.
Send a postcard to
your elected officials and tell them…
We'll mail postcards with your photo and message to your state lawmakers — for free.
A picture is worth a 1,000 words. We want lawmakers to see — and hold in their hands — thousands of photos that show why renewable energy is important to the people and communities they represent.
Nothing! It's free. All you have to do is select a photo, type a short message describing why renewable energy is important to you, and tell us your address (so we can find your legislators). We do the rest.
This website is a joint project of two non-profit organizations — Solar United Neighbors and Renewable Energy Vermont. We're working to expand solar and renewable energy across the nation.
Use a photo you already have, take a new photo with your phone, or select one from our list.
The best photos include both you and your renewable energy installation. Pictures of real people make the biggest impact with legislators.
Write your own slogan, or select from our list of popular options.
Tell your legislators why you love renewable energy, why renewable energy is important to you, and what you want them to do to support renewable energy.
With your address, we'll find your governor and state legislators. We'll mail your postcard to each of them.
Check your postcard for accuracy and take a look at the lawmakers who will receive your postcard. If everything looks good, approve your postcard.
Solar United Neighbors helps people go solar, join together, and fight for their energy rights. Together we're building a modern, clean energy system with rooftop solar as the cornerstone.
Renewable Energy Vermont works to eliminate reliance on dirty fossil fuels by increasing renewable energy and energy efficiency to create self-reliant communities and build a clean energy economy.
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