The Solar Village Project

We did it.

9 days ago, we asked a simple question: are you one of the 25?

26 people answered yes.

Vidya Niketan Primary School in Siwan, Bihar — where 150 students lose power for hours every day in extreme heat — is getting solar.

Not because of a corporate sponsor. Not because of a gala. Because 26 individual people decided this school mattered.

Every Certificate of Power was $200. Every dollar is reserved for this specific school. Construction begins this month.

To everyone who claimed a certificate, forwarded an email, or shared a post — thank you!

Solar street lights might sound simple, but in the Himalayas they’re a big deal.

More light means safer walking after dark, easier access to essential services, and stronger community resilience,especially during rough weather and outages.

We’re installing solar street lights in Uttarakhand (Himalayan region of India) to improve safety and mobility where reliable infrastructure can’t be taken for granted.

Support this work: https://solarvillageproject.org/donate-now/

When the grid fails in Puerto Rico, solar can be the difference between “ride it out” and real danger.

We’re working with local partners to turn community centers into resiliency hubs—sites with solar + storage where neighbors can:

🔌 Charge phones
💊 Keep medicines refrigerated
💡 Have light and a safe gathering place during blackouts and storms

Your support has already helped bring resilient power to multiple community sites. We’re just getting started.

🌞 Help us build more hubs and protect more families:
👉https://solarvillageproject.org/donate-now/