Empowering African Lives Through Solar Power

Dear Project Supporters,

Thank you for your continued support that has helped provide solar lights to students with no electricity.   Most of these students had to rely on dangerous kerosene lamps to study at night, but now have a safe and reliable source of light through solar powered lights.  The students were each very appreciative to receive a solar light. 

Kennie was one of the students that recently received a solar light.  He was very grateful to receive a solar light and in the video, he says that it helps him do his school work. He is in Senior Secondary School (SSS2) at U. M.C Methodist Secondary School in Bo and really enjoys business management. 

Please join us in making more children's lives brighter and safer by providing solar power and technology to other students in need.  Thank you for your continued support.

With great appreciation,

The Develop Africa Team

Links:

• Kennie expresses gratitude for his solar light

Dear Project Supporters,

Thank you for your support that has enabled us to recently provide solar lights to students in Bo, Makeni, Freetown and Kamawone village.  Most of these students have no electricity and previously had to rely on dangerous kerosene lamps to study at night.  The students were each very appreciative to receive a solar light. 

David is one of the students who recently received a solar light. He is in Junior Secondary School (JSS2) at Kakua Community Secondary School in Bo and would like to be a lawyer when he grows up.  He expresses his sincere gratitude in this video.

Please join us in making more children's lives brighter and safer by providing solar power and technology to other students in need.  Thank you for your continued support.

With great appreciation,

The Develop Africa Team

Links:

• Solar Light Video of Appreciation