NO PURCHASE OR PAYMENT OF ANY KIND IS NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. A PURCHASE OR PAYMENT WILL NOT INCREASE YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING.
Eligibility: You must be a legal resident of Georgia and:
- Own your home
- Be at least 18 years of age at the time of entry
- Have a household income of no more than 80% of the area median income for the county in which you reside, and your household size
- Be a legal permanent resident or U.S. citizen
Void where prohibited.
How to Enter: Complete the online entry form by 11:59 PM Eastern time on September 7, 2025
Prize: One (1) free solar system per selected qualified household; up to 500 households
Drawing: Winners will be selected at random from all eligible entries received by the deadline. The drawing will take place within 30 days of the deadline to enter.
Winner Notification: Winners will be notified within 14 days of the drawing.
Privacy: Your information will be used solely for the purpose of administering this drawing and will only be shared with the solar installer of your choice if you are selected as a winner; if you are not selected or are deemed ineligible, you may opt-in to being contacted by Good Fund or the installer of your choice to receive solar through an alternative financial product.
Taxes: Winners are responsible for any applicable federal, state, and local taxes associated with the prize.
Release: By entering, you release The Capital Good Fund, Inc. and its affiliates from any liability related to this drawing.
Official Rules: For a complete list of rules, visit [website] or request by mail.
HIPAA Disclaimer
Capital Good Fund and Georgia BRIGHT are committed to bringing the benefits of solar energy to low-income and disadvantaged communities. In service of that mission, and in accordance with Capital Good Fund’s EPA-approved work plan, individuals who apply for entry to the randomized drawing for the No Cost Solar Plan will receive consideration based on the impact a solar system may have on an applicant’s medical condition.
While applicant selection into the No Cost Solar Plan is not determined by having a medical condition or specific medical device use, individuals who have medical issues may receive extra consideration in order to ensure equal access to this federally funded program.
The No Cost Solar Plan asks three questions to determine what impact a system may have on an applicant’s medical condition:
Do you, or any member of your household, rely on a medical device that requires electricity?
Do you, or any member of your household, have a disability?
Do you, or any member of your household, have an illness or other medical condition that gets worse in the absence of heating or cooling?
In order to evaluate applicant responses, Capital Good Fund and Georgia BRIGHT may review patient records, medical documentation, and confidential medical information.
When dealing with medical records, HIPAA requirements for regulatory adherence apply to organizations considered to be “covered entities and business associates”, as defined in 45 CFR 160.103. While Capital Good Fund and Georgia BRIGHT are not classified as covered entities or business associates, and therefore not required to adhere to HIPAA requirements, we are committed to ensuring the safety and fidelity of medical information shared with us by
program applicants. Capital Good Fund and Georgia BRIGHT will keep your medical data safe by ensuring the following:
Record Access
Any applicant, or their personal representatives, may request copies and access to, and/or an accounting of disclosures of, the medical information submitted for consideration in the No Cost Solar Plan.
Notification of Medical Data Breach
In the event an applicant’s medical data is impermissibly acquired, accessed, used, disclosed, compromised, or “breached, affected applicants will be notified no later than 60 days after the discovery of the data breach that their medical data has been compromised.
Record Retention
In accordance with 2 CFR 200.334(e), Capital Good Fund shall maintain No Cost Solar Plan program records, including applicant medial data, to document compliance with the requirements of the Closeout Agreement (i.e., records relating to the use of Post-Closeout Program Income) for a three-year period following the end of the Closeout Agreement, unless one of the conditions specified in the regulation applies.
