Aspen, CO (4/10/2009) -Energy Outreach Colorado is now using mobile as a "green" way to get their message out to consumers and donors.  

EOC is the only independent, non-profit organization in the state that raises money to help limited income Coloradans afford home energy. They will be using Qittle's mobile services to reach more Colorado residents who might need energy assistance in their homes.  

"As an organization we are excited to be working with Energy Outreach Colorado. The good work they do for the people in the State of Colorado, helping people get through tough times, educating consumers about energy efficiency opportunities and making our State greener is something we're passionate about," said Casey McConnell, CEO of Qittle.  

Since 1989, EOC has distributed about $100 million to fund energy bill payment assistance, energy efficiency upgrades for affordable housing and non-profit facilities, energy efficiency education, and advocacy on behalf of low-income energy consumers. EOC relies on private donations, corporate contributions and foundation grants. http://www.energyoutreach.org  

"We look forward to working with Qittle to reach more people who can benefit from our energy programs and support our mission of helping all Coloradans be able to afford home energy," said Skip Arnold, executive director at Energy Outreach Colorado. 

"With Qittle's assistance, we hope to provide as many Coloradans as possible with access to the new energy technologies available today."  

Qittle helps businesses create, customize and manage a mobile marketing initiative. The company serves as an SMS OEM to the software and services industry. It has signed up numerous clients including MindBody Software, Snowmass Village, YNot Advertising, Grocio, ResortQuest, Joie de Vivre Hotels, Bono's BBQ and The Aspen Club & Spa. 

If you would like more information on Qittle, or to schedule an interview with Casey McConnell, please contact Erin Robinson at 248.515.0955 or erin@qittle.com