Forth

Programs

1. Increase access to charging access to charging is a major barrier to electrification, especially for historically underserved communities. The organization builds programs around drivers who have traditionally faced the most barriers to electrification, working to make it as easy to charge a car as it is to park. During 2023, the organization worked on programs focused on increasing access to charging at the workplace, in multi-family dwellings, and worked to ensure public investments in charging were efficient, effective, and grounded in equity.

   $5,212,094 spent
   46% of program spending

2. Increase access to emerging modes the organization strives to stay at the forefront of clean, equitable transportation and is constantly seeking new opportunities to advance this work. During 2023, the organization removed barriers to make electric micromobility accessible in historically underserved populations and promoted electrifying americas farms and school buses.

   $1,812,050 spent
   16% of program spending

3. Increase access to cars the organization builds programsaround drivers who have traditionally faced the most barriers to electric transportation. The organization cultivates access and equitable adoption to electric vehicles through awareness, community-based programs and by reducingfinancial barriers. During 2023, the organization increased access to electric vehicles, designed and implemented affordable electric vehicle carsharing programs, engaged in community-centered outreach and education and developed models and financial tools to reduce cost barriers for electric vehicle adoption.

   $1,767,152 spent
   15% of program spending

4. Other program services 4: strengthen policy capacity the organization builds influence and bridges between equity, environmental, and multimodal organizations to promote transportation electrification at the national, state, and local levels. The organization worksto build the foundation for public and private investment and to maximize the equitable impacts of those investments. During 2023, the organization continued work on a collaborative initiative aimed at advancing racial and environmental justicethrough equitable electric mobility and advocated for additional funding to retain oregons electric vehicle rebate. Other program services 5: elevate partnerships profile & revenue the organization convenes diverse stakeholders who collaborate to advance equitable transportation systems, helping them find common ground and ways to work together. The organization helps connect partner organizations, policymakers, and stakeholders to reach new markets and support sector growth to advance equitable electric transportation. During 2023, the organization planned outstanding events that engaged key audiences, provided key networking opportunities, and sparked partnerships.

   $2,656,883 spent
   23% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2023 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $11,448,179.