The Kingfield Neighborhood Association won two grants from the Center for Energy and Environment and the McKnight Foundation on Tuesday, October 25th.  The first grant for $4,500 was awarded to KFNA for having over 16% of households participate in Community Energy Services.  The second grant of $1,500 was awarded to KFNA on behalf of Sarah Linnes-Robinson for her efforts in promoting the program.  Partnering neighborhood organizations and volunteers were awarded over $45,000 in grants for their work with Community Energy Services.  Visit www.mnces.org for the complete list of winners.

Community Energy Services has been available in Kingfield since Fall 2009.  The program gives homeowners the tools and resources needed to save energy and money in their homes. With winter approaching now is a great time to prepare your home. To get started, simply attend a free energy presentation where you will be able to schedule a customized home energy visit.  During the visit we will install materials, perform a blower door test and give you personalized recommendations.  In addition, you will be provided with information on rebates and financing.  Join over 4,000 Minneapolis homeowners who have already participated! 

For more information or to register for an upcoming presentation visit www.mnces.org or call 612-335-5869.

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