Request for Proposals for Nonprofit Bookkeeping/Accounting Services
Michigan Saves seeks a qualified accountancy/professional services firm to provide bookkeeping and accounting services.
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Category: News
Job Posting: Marketing and Communications Assistant
We’re hiring a marketing and communications assistant to support the nation’s first nonprofit green bank located in Michigan.
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Chanell Scott Contreras Hired as President and CEO of Michigan Saves
Scott Contreras Will Lead the Nation’s First Nonprofit Green Bank to Expand Access to Funding for Clean Energy Projects in Under-Resourced Communities Statewide.
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Detroit’s First Black-Owned Pizzeria is Sustainably Built with the Help of Michigan Saves
After losing funding during the pandemic, Michigan Saves joined the project to help finance sustainable equipment and features, including 11 solar panels and custom water and light fixtures throughout the restaurant.
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Electrification: Clean Energy Options Even in Cold Climates
These homeowners switched out their gas-fired furnace, water heater and clothes dryer and are fully operational without fossil fuels—thereby lowering the carbon- footprint of their home.
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Michigan Saves Reaches $1 million Milestone in Loans to Detroit Residents through Detroit Loan Fund
The Fund helps ensure equity in borrowing by eliminating credit scores as loan criteria, focusing instead on the borrower’s ability to make loan payments. Reaching this milestone in just nine months, clearly indicates that Detroiters need and deserve a fair shake when it comes to home loans.
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National Cut Your Energy Costs Day
The best way to reduce energy costs is to use energy efficient systems and devices and only as much as you need to. Here are ways you can get the biggest savings on your energy bills.
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New Year’s Resolutions for Energy Efficiency
Here are some tips and tricks for setting goals for the new year—and keeping them.
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Why You Need To Get Your Home Ready For Winter
Winters in most of the northern U.S. are no joke, and if you live in Michigan, your winters are second to few in severity. If that wasn’t enough incentive to do some annual winter home prep for energy efficiency and damage prevention, there’s the fact that both inflation and energy prices are near a 40-year high.
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Save With Energy-Efficient Holiday Decorations
Whether you’re a prim, minimalist decorator or have that one house in the neighborhood whose colorful display can be seen from space, it makes sense to keep an eye on your energy bills.
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