We provide globally accessible and affordable energy solutions those living in countries and villages that currently lack access to electricity and power.
Please help us & our local partner @amigosaldea provide first responders with solar lanterns with cell phone charging capabilities so they can effectively conduct search and rescue operations. Donate today at: https://t.co/YCRwvpT9q1 [Photo credit RT]
It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Global BrightLight's Founder and Chairman Jim Rogers. Jim envisioned a world where every person had access to clean, sustainable energy. We thank him for his service. https://t.co/yEhANge9kk
We need to raise another $780 more to hit our goal of giving solar lanterns to a total of 50 first responders! Help Guatemala today at https://t.co/5lKCkaNcLV
With our local partner @amigosaldea we’ve raised enough money to give 31 volunteer firefighters solar lanterns, which provide light & cell phone charging for rescue efforts after Fuego’s volcanic eruption.
Last Sunday, Guatemala experienced a deadly volcanic eruption that has claimed the lives of over 100 people. Videos from that day show the terror as the eruption ripped through the peaceful countryside: https://t.co/D6nibBiQnO
Volunteer firefighters are risking their lives to help those in need after Guatemala’s deadly Fuego volcano eruption. Help us & our partner @amigosaldea equip these brave men & women with 50 solar lanterns to support their life saving efforts. Donate now: https://t.co/6bTbijXU4G
First responders continue search & rescue efforts after the volcanic eruption in Guatemala. Join us & our partner @amigosaldea to provide brave volunteer firefighters with solar lanterns that can recharge cell phones & cut through darkness. Donate at: https://t.co/BTNQgtTJrw
The eruption of Volcan de Fuego in Guatemala on Sunday, June 3rd has killed 75 people & injured hundreds more. This catastrophe is especially close to our hearts because of our work in Guatemala since 2013. .
Solar lanterns are a much safer option for mothers when they change diapers at night than candles. Help us make this option possible for millions of moms living without electricity by donating to a Light a Village project today at:
Our local partner in Guatemala, Amigos de la Aldea, makes the Light a Village program possible. They develop relationships with communities, distribute the solar lanterns & teach everyone how to use them.
Sepacay Seconon was the 9th village we brought solar light to with the help of generous donors like you. Learn more about how we transformed the lives of 50 families at https://t.co/B2V4Uw2IU2