
REACH San Diego
REACH San Diego
REACH’s long term mission is to leverage the collective power of state, federal and regional capacity and resources to advance place-based energy, climate, and land use priorities through lasting regional hubs. It is community-driven (local gov, tribal gov, academic institutions, philanthropy, CBO/NGOs) and partners and engages with State and federal agencies.
In the effort to continue engagement in the San Diego Region, REACH is intended as an ongoing series. To that end we have created the opportunities below to stay engage and begin to plan future events.
CCEC and SGC will continuously work to build on what we are learning from San Diego to build a landscape analysis and assistance guide for the region. These materials are intended to support community and state leaders as they seek to understand and serve the region and will evolve over time as we continue to engage. Like we said, Regional Energy and Climate Hubs (REACH) are intended to be more than just a convening!
The Regional Assistance guide is a constantly updated guide showcasing organizations in the inland empire that provide FREE funding, incentives, or technical assistance to local, tribal, CBOs, NGOs, or schools in San Diego. Feel free to add your information or edit your organization as desired directly into the guide.
To increase visibility of the organizations in the San Diego Region which are already participating in REACH San Diego or who have been suggested by others to participate are shared in this filterable spreadsheet. Also available is information on the topic areas that the organizations need assistance with as well what topic areas they provide assistance. Feel free to add additional suggestions here on organizations that should be included on future REACH events.
CCEC is actively working to compile and analyze what we learned at the March 2025 Catalyst Convening and additional materials to build an initial landscape analysis. Check back soon for more information!
Tuesday, March 25, 2025
Viejas Casino and Resort
Representatives from local and regional governments, tribal governments, community-based organizations, philanthropic foundations, and institutions of higher education came together – alongside key state agencies – on March 25 at Viejas Casino, to coordinate on the region’s energy, land use, climate barriers, and solutions.
The goals of the Convenings were to:
Catalyst Convenings are planned with UC Berkeley’s Possibility Lab and the California Climate & Energy Collaborative with support from Fruition Multimedia and Farallon Strategies.