Last month, Rwandan NGO Hand in Hand for Development distributed Little Sun lamps to 144 school children living with albinism, economic difficulties and no access to electricity.

Join the Solar Nightwalk on Governors Island on August 3

The Kindred Project, a Spanish student-led NGO bring Little Suns and solar education workshops to children in Uganda.

Two young university students set their sights on driving across the Moroccan Desert with a box of Little Suns to give to school kids – this is their story!

The Maasai community learnt about how a Little Sun harnesses the power of the sun through all of its individual parts working together. What can we learn from the story of the Maasai community’s Earth Day workshop?

We heard word from the Afari communities who received Little Suns thanks to Save the Children. Here’s the full story including a link to the Impact Report.

We are empowering schoolchildren living off-grid by putting the power to read in their hands: with our simple, yellow solar light. Because power means empowerment.

“Toufouk Mitchikut” means Little Sun in Tamashek. This is the story of how Little Suns journeyed to the Ethagas Nomadic School in the Sahara desert, Niger.

In the remote, off-grid bush area where the Maasai community live, it is very difficult to find a reliable source of light after the sun goes down. 800 solar lamps were generously donated to Maasai children across northern Tanzania by AIIDRO.