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Katy Stanton
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Project SOARR is a nonprofit that brings together at-risk youth, local businesses, and environmental partners to build solar energy systems. It helps the youth gain technical skills and leadership experience while benefiting the community. Partners include Hot Water Products, RSVP, the Boys and Girls Club, Lee's Plumbing, and the Town of Somers. The project trained youth, had them install solar panels, and aims to expand its training programs and solar installations in 2020 through continued partnerships.

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Project SOARR Supporting Opportunities for Advancing Renewable Resources Solar for Humanity - Panel Discussion December 3rd, 2009 Monona Terrace - Madison, WI
Project SOARR is a non-profit organization that brings together: at-risk youth local businesses and environmental partners. SOARR helps to build a mutually beneficial relationship for all of our stakeholders, while promoting a spirit of philanthropy, encouraging growth in the futures of our participants and the environment, and harnessing the power of solar energy. About Project SOARR
I got what it takes to be a good leader. -Kevin, wants to start his own business in solar, with his brother Jakobi, left wiring controls, wants to go to college for engineering. Nazario, seen right soldering pipes, wants to continue his education at Gateway Technical College in Kenosha. Project SOARR taught our youth participants basic technical skills , gave them hands-on experience working with a system, and created an opportunity to see a different future through supporting leadership development with our Model for Leadership Program. Eight of our nine original participants completed the program.
I enjoyed watching the young people gain confidence in themselves and their abilities. -Ardie Monzel, a volunteer tech angel from Bristol Darleen Coleman, of RSVP, with Ardie, Susie, and Kent - three tech angels Project SOARR partners with local businesses and organizations to bring together all of our stakeholders. Key players in this years project include Hot Water Products , the Retired Senior Volunteer Program , The Boys and Girls Club , Lees Plumbing , and the Town of Somers . Aaron Adler, of Hot Water Products, with a local fireman in Somers, WI
Moving into 2010Our Vision Training at least two to four crews of participants Installing four to six projects over the summer Continue developing partnerships with local businesses and organizations Creating an advisory board with our stakeholders Youth Unveiling the Solar Panels The Solar Panels for Fire Station #2 in Somers, WI The whole team with County Executive Jim Kreuser
Thank You! From all of us at SOARR Gerald & Justin Roy Kevin Kelean Eric, Lynn, Mike, & Katy

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  • 1. Project SOARR Supporting Opportunities for Advancing Renewable Resources Solar for Humanity - Panel Discussion December 3rd, 2009 Monona Terrace - Madison, WI
  • 2. Project SOARR is a non-profit organization that brings together: at-risk youth local businesses and environmental partners. SOARR helps to build a mutually beneficial relationship for all of our stakeholders, while promoting a spirit of philanthropy, encouraging growth in the futures of our participants and the environment, and harnessing the power of solar energy. About Project SOARR
  • 3. I got what it takes to be a good leader. -Kevin, wants to start his own business in solar, with his brother Jakobi, left wiring controls, wants to go to college for engineering. Nazario, seen right soldering pipes, wants to continue his education at Gateway Technical College in Kenosha. Project SOARR taught our youth participants basic technical skills , gave them hands-on experience working with a system, and created an opportunity to see a different future through supporting leadership development with our Model for Leadership Program. Eight of our nine original participants completed the program.
  • 4. I enjoyed watching the young people gain confidence in themselves and their abilities. -Ardie Monzel, a volunteer tech angel from Bristol Darleen Coleman, of RSVP, with Ardie, Susie, and Kent - three tech angels Project SOARR partners with local businesses and organizations to bring together all of our stakeholders. Key players in this years project include Hot Water Products , the Retired Senior Volunteer Program , The Boys and Girls Club , Lees Plumbing , and the Town of Somers . Aaron Adler, of Hot Water Products, with a local fireman in Somers, WI
  • 5. Moving into 2010Our Vision Training at least two to four crews of participants Installing four to six projects over the summer Continue developing partnerships with local businesses and organizations Creating an advisory board with our stakeholders Youth Unveiling the Solar Panels The Solar Panels for Fire Station #2 in Somers, WI The whole team with County Executive Jim Kreuser
  • 6. Thank You! From all of us at SOARR Gerald & Justin Roy Kevin Kelean Eric, Lynn, Mike, & Katy