Flip the Switch is connected to a network of trusted organizations across New Orleans. These independent partners share a commitment to helping residents save energy, lower bills, and improve comfort, and many contributed their time and insight to help shape this campaign.
Explore the organizations below to learn more about their work and the resources they offer across the city.
Feed the Second Line is a New Orleans nonprofit that supports culture bearers through paid opportunities, community programs, and resilience initiatives that strengthen cultural preservation and neighborhood sustainability.
The Alliance for Affordable Energy is a nonprofit consumer advocacy organization that works to ensure fair, affordable, and sustainable energy systems for Louisiana residents through policy, education, and community engagement
Solar Alternatives is a Gulf Coast-based clean energy company that designs and installs solar and battery systems, helping homes and businesses strengthen energy resilience and transition to sustainable power.
Thrive New Orleans helps people build skills, find jobs, and grow businesses while creating a stronger, more resilient community.
LA Green Corps provides paid training that helps people build skills and start careers in construction, energy efficiency, and other green jobs.
Groundwork New Orleans partners with residents, businesses, and local organizations to improve neighborhoods, build environmental resilience, and create opportunities through community-driven projects and workforce development.
Together New Orleans is a coalition of faith, labor, and community groups that work together to build power and take action to improve the city.
The Deep South Center for Environmental Justice works to protect communities from pollution and climate impacts through research, education, and advocacy.