We are thrilled to announce the shortlist for our inaugural Solar Giveaway!
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who participated and shared their inspiring visions for a brighter, solar-powered future. Your enthusiasm and innovative ideas have shone through, making the selection process both challenging and rewarding.
The shortlisted entries are now available for public voting, a chance for the community to choose their favourite. The winner will be unveiled at our 2nd annual Solar Community event on August 15th and will follow with a social post to inform the wider public. Let's celebrate the energy of change together!
Nominees
Brightly is a long-standing local charity which celebrates its 100th year in 2025. Brightly support children and young people up to the age of 25 who are under the care of Children’s Services, see www.brightly.je for further information.
Brightly owns Brig-y-Don House and it is currently leased to the Bosdet Foundation who run Camp Bosdet and other charity programs from the property.
Jersey Mencap (JM) runs a number of projects for people with a learning disability in Jersey. JM know having a Learning Disability can mean you are more at risk of isolation, exclusion and inequality. They offer a wide range of activities through our social club, art project, sports sessions and horticultural projects – they aim to offer something for all our 150 members. Having more choice, doing activities you enjoy and sustaining friendships (all of which can be that much harder when you have a disability) can make a huge difference to your overall wellbeing.
The Sustainable Cooperative (SCOOP) aim to create a more sustainable future in Jersey by transforming the local food system and building relationships between different stakeholders. We support growers and producers that protect or enhance our natural resources and biodiversity. We see our diets as a tool for positive change.
Jersey Squash and Racketball Club (JSRC), founded in 1968 in St Clements, Jersey, is a vibrant and inclusive squash & racketball club with 5 courts, a gym, an onsite physiotherapist, and social areas. Managed by dedicated professionals and volunteers, we cater to all skill levels and ages, with a particularly strong junior section. JSRC’s mission is to inspire and empower individuals through squash, promoting community, fitness, and lifelong participation in healthy activities.
