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New Vision Renewable Energy

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Philippi, WV 26416
304-457-2971
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Employee size
11-50
Organization type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Philippi, WV
Founded
2009

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New Vision Renewable Energy is a West Virginia nonprofit that builds tiny homes and produces solar-powered Ray of Life lights while creating housing, job training, and mentorship for young people. Founded as a mentoring and job-training initiative in 1998 and incorporated as a 501(c)(3) in 2012, it grew from Appalachian community work into the New Vision Village, where young adults aging out of foster care can find a home and hands-on work in tiny-home manufacturing. Its Ray of Life lights, made in the USA, have reached more than 40 countries.

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nvre.org

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  • team@nvre.org
  • ruston@nvre.org

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  • 304-457-2971

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New Vision Renewable Energy location map for P O BOX 425

P O Box 425

Philippi, WV 26416

Barbour County

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New Vision Renewable Energy location map for PO BOX 425

Po Box 425

Philippi, WV 26416

Barbour County

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New Vision Renewable Energy location map for 5 FROST RUN

5 Frost Run

Moatsville, WV 26405

Barbour County

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Updated
Sep 2026