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Sungevity - Sierra Club Solar House Party

Hosted By: David Haake

Come to a Solar House Party!

Want to learn more about the Sierra Club’s Solar Homes Campaign and how it can help you get solar panels for your home, often at little or no upfront cost?

Come to a solar house party where you can talk with Sierra Club staff and experts from our solar partner Sungevity!

Our host, David Haake, will show you his rooftop panels and tell you about his personal experience going solar.

When: 2 - 5 pm on Sunday, June 9th
Where: 11027 Westwood Blvd.
Culver City, CA (in the Lindberg Park neighborhood, map)

Light refreshments will be served.

To add to the fun, you can Test Drive a Nissan Leaf and the Sungevity Ice Pop Truck will be on hand with free treats!

If you're coming, please RSVP, so that we will know how many people to expect.

If you have any questions, please call Jennifer Robinson at the Angeles Chapter Office at (213) 387-4287 x204, or Jennifer.robinson@sierraclub.org.

Or, just go to Solar Homes now to request your free, no-obligation solar quote!

Every solar system installed through this program sends $750 to Sierra Club's local efforts in California, AND you get a $750 cash gift card back from Sungevity.

Date: Sunday, June 9, 2013
Time: 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Date & Time:

Sunday, June 9 at 2:00 PM (PDT)

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Location:

The Haake Residence

11027 Westwood Blvd., Culver City, CA 90230

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Alsattler 06/08/13

Conflicts with another event for me, but looks like you will have a great turnout. I met one woman yesterday at the rally who said she was planning to attend.

David Haake 06/07/13

In addition to the opportunity to test drive an all-electric Nissan Leaf and check out the Sungevity Ice Pop Truck, noted landscaper Deni Friese will be on hand to give guests a tour of the native plant gardens she created at my home. Removing our lawn and putting in these beautiful, drought-tolerant plants have helped us to dramatically cut our water bill.