Nov 6To all who celebrate: Happy Diwali from GIPL!May the festival of lights inspire us to keep the light of hope alive as we work for a better future — for ourselves, for our communities and for our Common Home.Impact
Georgia Interfaith Power and Light2025in 6 numbers
202517solar installations- 2025501trees planted
20251,736pounds of waste removed from Atlanta waterways- 20251,137pounds of waste diverted
2025156workshops taught- 202527Power-Wise audits done
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Nov 6To all who celebrate: Happy Diwali from GIPL!May the festival of lights inspire us to keep the light of hope alive as we work for a better future — for ourselves, for our communities and for our Common Home.
Rest isn’t something you earn.♥ 199 · Sep 15
Who pays for the data center down the road?♥ 168 · Sep 2
🎉Join us in welcoming a new Communications Fellow to the GIPL team!♥ 59 · Sep 21
📣We’re now #hiring an Environmental Justice Policy Analyst to join our…♥ 59 · Sep 1
Together with Adamah ATL and Repair the World Atlanta…♥ 49 · Sep 22
Many thanks to everyone who came out to join us for dinner and a text bank at…♥ 44 · Oct 16

Rest isn’t something you earn.
♥ 199 · Sep 15

Who pays for the data center down the road?
♥ 168 · Sep 2

🎉Join us in welcoming a new Communications Fellow to the GIPL team!
♥ 59 · Sep 21

📣We’re now #hiring an Environmental Justice Policy Analyst to join our…
♥ 59 · Sep 1

Together with Adamah ATL and Repair the World Atlanta…
♥ 49 · Sep 22

Many thanks to everyone who came out to join us for dinner and a text bank at…
♥ 44 · Oct 16
Green TeamsA Green Team is a group of three or more passionate individuals dedicated to advancing sustainability and environmental action in a community of faith.
Power-Wiseoffering Power-Wise and Solar-Wise assessments to help faith communities lower their carbon footprints
Solar-Wise
offering Power-Wise and Solar-Wise assessments to help faith communities lower their carbon footprints
Water-Wise AuditsZero-Waste and Water-Wise audits to help organizations rethink and reduce their overall food and water waste.
ReWilding
We have also recently expanded our ReWilding program to assist congregations in building community gardens, removing invasive species, planting trees, native plants, and more.
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As this year comes to an end, help us keep the momentum going and tend to the sacred.
Nov 5

We’re celebrating another successful World Rivers Day and Global Ismaili CIVIC Day!
Sep 3017 likes

Last week, GIPL was in New York City for #ClimateWeekNYC…
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Most of our team may be in New York for Climate Week (we’re happy for them!
Sep 2529 likes

We wanted to share a few beautiful moments from last Saturday’s Garba.
Sep 1823 likes

Rest isn’t something you earn.
Sep 15199 likes

☀️ We’ve now seen hundred of panels installed on congregations…
Sep 1437 likes

As we look back and reflect on August, we’re beyond grateful for an incredible Coastal…
Sep 818 likes

Who pays for the data center down the road?
Sep 2168 likes

Join us at this year’s Intown Family Garba on Saturday, Sept.
Aug 1933 likes
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Action Alert!
Nov 4

🎉Join us in welcoming a new Communications Fellow to the GIPL team!
Sep 2159 likes

📣We’re now #hiring an Environmental Justice Policy Analyst to join our organizing team!
Sep 159 likes

Last Sunday, we got to join our friends at Trinity Presbyterian Church in celebrating their new solar array!
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Save the date!
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🎶Join us on Friday, Sept.
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We’re excited to be partnering with community sponsors at our Coastal Summit on Aug.
Aug 122 likes
A Bit of Dirt: Where Faith, Science, and Care for Creation Take Root3 min read · Sep 9
Moral Imagination and Stories of the Future9 min read · Jul 26
Atlanta Catholic Parishes Reimagine Hospitality Through Zero Waste and Integral Ecology4 min read · Jun 29
You did it to them, you did it to me!7 min read · Jun 24
Protecting Blake Plateau2 min read · Jun 22
This Juneteenth, Freedom Still Stops at the Meter Box4 min read · Jun 18
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Georgia Interfaith Power & Light (GIPL) was founded in 2003 by Rev. Woody and C arol Bartlett as part of the national Interfaith Pow er & Light movement.
They believed strongly that faith communities have the power to change the world, and a mandate to care for the Sacred Earth and all its inhabitants. They envisioned a Georgia where all people would live safely in a healthy environment, a stable climate, and resilient communities.
Today, GIPL’s purpose is to live out this vision. Our purpose is to inspire and equip people of faith to engage the issues of climate change, environmental injustices, pollution, and resource depletion in pursuit of a society in which every living thing can flourish. We are a collaborative, interfaith organization that exists at the intersection of environment, science, and faith.
We advocate for the responsible use and protection of the natural environment, building an interconnected relationship with nature so that all may flourish.
We strive for the equitable treatment of all people on Sacred Earth, as well as the enactment and enforcement of environmental laws, regulations, and policies to that end.
We believe our vision will only be achieved through communities that are well-connected, diverse, and rooted in action.
- Based in
- Avondale Estates, GA
- Founded
- 2009
- EIN
- 26-3446212
- Website
- gipl.org
- @GeorgiaIPL
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