Resources

Click on the topic you are interested in for yourself, family, or community to find resources that can help you.

  • Sign up for low to no cost residential solar!

    How does community solar work if I can’t install my own panels?

    Solar frequently asked questions.

    Webinar and case study library.

    Successful community solar projects in the country.

    Calculate (with instructions) how much solar you might be able to build.

    Calculate (with instructions) how much solar might save you.

    Review incentives you might be qualified for.

    Understand community solar from a developer’s point of view.

  • The CARE or FERA program can reduce your energy and/or natural gas bill.

    LIHEAP, can offer up to $3,000 to pay for heating/cooling, weatherize your home, or compensate for a utility disconnection emergency.

    Upgrade appliances with SCE’s Energy Savings Assistance Program

    LADWP assistance programs.

    Calling 211 on your phone can connect you to housing & food resources.

  • Manage a personal budget and learn about different budget strategies.

    Manage a family budget if you have dependents.

    Integratefamily financial security into promise neighborhoods.

    Sign up for LA City's Emergency Alert System.

    Find data on climate and weather events near you (with instructions).

    Take notes on nearby resources for cooling/heating spots, city programs, funding opportunities and reports.

    Make a plan for disaster preparedness.

  • Energy education for the family.

    How does VSF plan to guide funds into community development with the Building A Better Community Pathway 2045 E-Smart/E- Stewardship Initiative?

    What is a just transition and does it relate to energy? Dive deeper into energy democracy.

    Interactive tool to measure well-being among California’s Latino residents.

    This clean energy guide can help residents, homeowners, and electric vehicle owners in California.

    Current sustainability initiatives in LA county.

Are you ready to make your vision for homeownership a reality?

Central to the VSF CDC’s mission is the fundamental commitment to give the communities it serves the best opportunities to progress through-and into their faith inspired vision. We believe these opportunities are best provided in communities with a diverse mix of affordable housing and financial options for people of all incomes. We’re working to help provide for more livable places where families can live, work, and worship.

Interested in an electric vehicle?

Used electric vehicles are a great way to lower emissions and save on gas.

  • EVs are a great option for a reliable, fuel efficient ride. They are also powerful yet quiet, offering a pleasant driving experience.

  • An ideal candidate for EV is:

    A homeowner with the ability to have a charging station installed.

    Someone who doesn’t plan on taking the vehicle on road trips

  • California offers plenty of incentives for purchasing a used EV.