Go Solar and Support the Hitchcock Center

We are excited to be working with PV Squared to benefit our eco-friendly Hitchcock supporters! There is one week left for you to reach out to PV Squared about going solar through this limited-time promotion to earn $500 for the Hitchcock Center — it ends on May 15th. You can visit their website or call (413) 772-8788 to learn more.

We want to share stories of two families who have completed projects with PV Squared, going solar while benefiting the Hitchcock Center. We just received a $1,000 in donations through this special partnership with PV Squared!

Thank you to PV Squared and to Desmond Fitz-Gibbon & Catherine Corsonand Samantha Adams & Bill Rohan, for taking the opportunity to support a greener community and the Hitchcock Center’s environmental education programs.

Desmond tells us: “PV Squared has always provided us with great service, including the time several years ago now, when they convinced us NOT to invest in solar until we had made further improvements on energy conservation. As one of the owners said to me: ‘the most sustainable form of energy is the energy you don’t consume.’ That kind of integrity and honesty really impressed, and we were happy to return to them a few months ago ready to finally invest in a solar project. The service was great and I hope others will also see the value in going solar and benefitting environmental education in our community.”

Fitz-Gibbon Corson Family Project

Samantha’s family had a similar experience with their solar project: “We are so pleased that we chose PV Squared to help us run our business from the sun! We chose PV Squared because they are a locally owned company with a great reputation. We also loved that they are a co-op; we knew that each employee was personally invested in the company’s success. They were professional and lovely to work with from start to finish. The installation crew worked around our business needs impacting our work day very little. And we have had great support from the company even after we were up and running.”