Sustainability Coach Program
Our volunteer Sustainability Coaches provide a personalized assessment of your home’s energy use within the context of your family’s lifestyle and goals.
Our volunteer Sustainability Coaches provide a personalized assessment of your home’s energy use within the context of your family’s lifestyle and goals.
A Sustainability Coach can help you make your home more comfortable without increasing your heating and cooling bills. In fact, you may be able to save 15% or more. And you will be reducing your family’s environmental footprint at the same time.
Our volunteer Sustainability Coaches provide a personalized assessment of your home’s energy use within the context of your family’s lifestyle and goals. Following a short written survey, a Sustainability Coach will meet with you to discuss your priorities, walk through your home, and provide you with a set of observations and recommendations tailored to your house and family. Sustainability Coaching is available within the four communities of our home territory: Nether Providence, Rose Valley, Rutledge, and Swarthmore. The coaches are members of our community. They are architects, engineers, carpenters, and others who feel passionate about sustainability and want to help others get started on the path to less consumption. The Sustainability Coach program is not affiliated with any commercial interests. If you are interested in finding out more about aFewSteps’ Sustainability Coach program, please share the following information with us:
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The CoachesJim is a retired Coast Guard Officer who enjoys finding new ways to improve his home and others to live a more sustainable life
Tracy is a nationally recognized water expert. He has extensive experience working with western state water issues and federal water programs.
After beginning his career studying Chemistry at the University of Pennsylvania, David ultimately pursued a career in software engineering.
Although she was born in London,
Carol grew up in Wallingford, and earned her B.S. from Philadelphia University of the Arts. 
David is a craftsman with a special interest in sustainability.
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