Provide Solar Lantern to Tanzanian School Children

Greetings from Tanzania

We are so proud of your previous support which enabled us to be selected to be part of a Renewable Energy campaign. Through this campaign new donations will be match by 50% until funds run (or 23:59:59 GMT March 7). 

Our project is found here:  http://www.globalgiving.co.uk/projects/provide-solar-lantern-to-tanzanian-school-children/

We have been appreciated by the GlobalGiving for our provious success which is also presented on our website www.gongalimodel.com. We have also been able to couple our effort with planting trees - and promote environment protection through the children in our rural community - as you can see on the attached photo.

With your previous support we have been able to reach above 1,400 children with solar light for reading. This is a breakthrough in my life, because I was using kerosene lamp for studying when I was a little child in rural Tanzania. But now you may appreciate how much I am becoming “somebody” through education, and my effort to give back to my community; as you can see on our website www.gongalimodel.com.

Now my mission is to open doors to more Tanzanian kids to become like me. I am determined to be a ROLE MODEL for them!

Be assured that your continuous support is NOT a wasted money/resources. Please visit the link below and see the potentials for your support to the Tanzanian kids to receive a bonus of 50% extra. Please kindly involve your friends, family, and network to make our dream a reality. You may just share our project link with them and tell them our story and what it means to you PERSONALLY:  http://www.globalgiving.co.uk/projects/provide-solar-lantern-to-tanzanian-school-children/

MAY GOD BLESS YOU ABUNDANTLY!

Askwar Hilonga - Director of TAHUDE Foundation, Tanzania

Links:

• Our organization website

MADE IN TANZANIA

Previously, we were importing solar lanterns from abroad, but now WE MAKE IN TANZANIA. The solar lantern that is made abroad is expensive and hard to repair when it is broken. Also it does not encourage creatively for our future African scientists (beneficiary school children). So we have decided to make our own solar lantern MADE IN TANZANIA.

In partnership with Dr. Hong K. Choi from Solar Mission in Tanzania, we are now scaling-up the piloted project of MAKING SOLAR LANTERNS IN TANZANIA. Through GlobalGiving (Click here) OR another channel of your interest, we humbly invite you to extend your support for this initiative, as your end-of-year GIFT to remember young Africans who are rising up socio-economically!

The project of Making Solar Lanterns in Tanzania at the Gongali Empower Community Center which is adjacent to Edith Gvora High School in Gongali village opens entrepreneurial opportunities to school children and local entrepreneurs. The center is owned by Gongali Model Co.Ltd and therefore is made available for FREE to school teachers and children for solar lanterns fabrication. The center is selected since it has facilities like TV for training and 800 W solar power for soldering the solar lantern, while the school has no those facilities.

Our immediate plan is to enable five (5) teachers and fifty (50) students to attend a one week workshop on preparing one hundred (100) handmade/homemade solar lanterns.

With your generous support through GlobalGiving we will make this dream a reality.

THANKS for becoming our partner.

Links:

• Solar Lantern - MADE IN TANZANIA