Yes, we will take modules in pretty much any condition so long as the mods are 
still producing power. We can try to replace the glass; sometimes it works, 
sometimes it doesn't. Our process is quite straight-forward:
 
1. You assemble the equipment decide on a fair-market value. This will be the 
amount you will be taking for your tax-deduction.
2. We arrange a method to obtain the materials. Local donations can be 
delivered but for donations from outside of Northern California we will have to 
arrange freight. In cases involving freight, we may ask you to help us 
determine the total weight of the shipment.
3. We take possession of materials and furnish a "Charitable Contribution 
Verification" receipt for your donation.
Optional
4. We list you as a donor and supporter of our organization and the specific 
project to which your donation was applied.
5. We reference and link your company as a partner and sponsor of Good Sun on 
our website and marketing materials.  
 
Notes: Please consult your tax adviser when making donations to public 
charities. 
 Good Sun Solar works with a focus on energy and water resources, donating 
labor and equipment for the benefit of poor and underprivileged groups and 
individuals. Good Sun Solar is a registered California Non-profit corporation 
and is recognized as a 501(C)(3) Public Charity (PC) under the IRS tax-exempt 
code. 
 IRS Info: “An individual who itemizes deductions may deduct contributions to 
most charitable organizations up to 50% of his or her adjusted gross income 
computed without regard to net operating loss carrybacks.” Documents Required 
for IRS. Property worth $500 or less: You must justify the deduction with the 
receipt provided by Good Sun. Property worth more than $500, but not more than 
$5,000: In addition to the receipt provided by Good Sun, you are required to 
complete IRS Form 8283, "Non-Cash Charitable Contribution", which contains 
written records of how the property was acquired and your cost basis if the 
property was held less than 12 months. You must also have the item appraised 
and save the certificate of appraisal with the receipt. Appraisals should be 
done before items are donated and payment of the appraisal is the 
responsibility of the donor. A single item valued at $5,000 or more, or several 
similar items donated in a single year whose value totals $5,000 or more: This 
donation must be appraised before the donation is made, and the appraisal must 
be obtained by the donor. Good Sun does not perform appraisals on any donations.
 
 
Garrison, let me know if you would like more info or if you would like to make 
a donation. If you're looking for a home for the old 2kW Sharps, we have a 
project ready to go. Thanks!
 
Eric Stikes
Founding Director & CEO
Good Sun Solar, A CA non-profit corp.
www.goodsun.life
(530)798-3738
 
 
--------- Original Message --------- Subject: Old or Damaged Modules
From: "Garrison Riegel" <garri...@solarserviceinc.com>
Date: 8/24/15 12:04 pm
To: e...@harvesthesun.com

  Hi Eric,
 
 I saw your post on the wrenches forum.  To clarify, you take modules with 
broken glass?  We have a handful of those and some other orphans as well.  We 
also recently took down a fully functional 9 year old 2.16kW array of Sharp 
180s and an SMA 1800U inverter.  Please help me better understand your process, 
as we would like for this equipment to get into service if possible!
 
 Sounds like you guys do great work.
 
 Best regards,
 
 Garrison Riegel
 PV Operations Manager | Solar Service Inc
 [p] 847-677-0950 | garri...@solarserviceinc.com
  
 NABCEP Certified PV Installation Professional&trade;
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