RECENTLY: Arkansas Girl Scout Activities: January 23 and April 17, 2-3 p.m.
USDA GRANT RECIPIENT ANNOUNCEMENT
Ark. IPL has earned a USDA Urban Agriculture grant to expand our efforts in backyard gardens and community gardens in Pulaski County. Read the USDA News Release here: USDA Grant Announcement
CLIMATE REALITY GRANT RECIPIENT ANNOUNCEMENT
Ark. IPL has been named a Climate Reality Grantee for August, 2020 – January, 2021 to support our work in community gardens, backyard gardens, and energy efficiency.
ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS
Would your house of worship like an EV charging station?
Arkansas Interfaith Power & Light intends to apply for funding to provide Electrical Vehicle (EV) charging stations at interested houses of worship throughout Arkansas.
If your house of worship is interested in installing an EV charging station in your parking lot, please email arkansasipl@gmail.com. Inviting members and guests to “get a charge at church” offers an opportunity to increase membership and attendance.
EPA Grant Awarded
Arkansas Interfaith Power & Light has been awarded a $30,000 Environmental Justice grant from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for November 1, 2019 to October 2020 for a Sustainable Self-Sufficiency Development for Veterans & Community project.
Ark. IPL will be working with North Little Rock military veterans and their families plus community volunteers on energy efficiency projects and community garden demonstrations at Amboy United Methodist Church and the Arkansas State Veterans Home.
Partners include the Amboy Community Food Pantry, Common Roots Cooperative, Network of Growers, Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality, and AmeriCorps.
RECENTLY
April 15, 2020 Presentation for the EPA
Here is the Ark. IPL presentation at an online EPA conference.
Appreciation to everyone who supports Arkansas Interfaith Power & Light.