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Serenity Soular is a collaborative project between Swarthmore College students and Serenity House to build the green economy in North Philadelphia. | In January 2026 we checked the main link of this page, and it led to a bed-and-breakfast in California. We checked the Facebook page, and it hadn't been updated in six years. Therefore, unless we're told otherwise, we'll assume that the following information is history: | ||
<big>''Old URL:'' serenitysoular.weebly.com</big> | |||
<br><big>''Old URL:'' facebook.com/serenitysoular</big> | |||
'''Serenity Soular''' is a collaborative project between Swarthmore College students and Serenity House to build the green economy in North Philadelphia. | |||
== Info == | |||
*[https://serenitysoular.weebly.com/our-history.html History & Values] | |||
== See Also == | |||
*[https://www.re-volv.org RE-volv solar crowdfunding project] | |||
[[Category:Teaches-Solar_Installation]] | |||
[[Category:Issue-Solar_Energy]] | |||
[[Category:Does-Internships]] | |||
[[Category:Serves-Nonprofit_Organizations]] | |||
[[Category:Is-Past]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:08, 21 January 2026
No Current URL
In January 2026 we checked the main link of this page, and it led to a bed-and-breakfast in California. We checked the Facebook page, and it hadn't been updated in six years. Therefore, unless we're told otherwise, we'll assume that the following information is history:
Old URL: serenitysoular.weebly.com
Old URL: facebook.com/serenitysoular
Serenity Soular is a collaborative project between Swarthmore College students and Serenity House to build the green economy in North Philadelphia.