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Lighting up Rwanda this holiday season!

More than 500 million people in Africa have no access to electricity. The Freeplay Foundation provides wind-up and solar-powered lights to the poorest of the poor -- orphaned children in Rwanda. In this video, you will see some of the children that require light in their lives.

Often, children will use dangerous, polluting and inefficient candles and kerosene after the sun goes down. The Lifelight will extend children’s productive hours, enabling them to study, cook, play, walk safely at night, see dangers and feel safer at night.

Academy Award-winning actor Tom Hanks and the Lemelson Foundation funded Freeplay Foundation's development of the Lifelights.

Help the Freeplay Foundation to provide child families with a safe, clean, bright, high quality wind-up and solar powered LED flashlight this holiday season.

To sponsor a Lifelight, please visit: www.freeplayfoundation.org/donate.html and donate!

For more information, visit: www.freeplayfoundation.org/lifelight.html

Mama Lucy on Solar - extended version

Mama Lucy Odipo, founder and headmistress of the Little Bees School in Starehe township, in Kenya,speaks about the blessing of solar power since she does not have electricity she cannot afford to buy batteries.

Mama Lucy, a local heroine, looks after 20 orphans in makeshift housing.An additional 180 children attend primary school in community build classrooms.The Kenya Institute of Education broadcasts the primary school curriculum via radio.The Lifeline radio will give children sustainable access to the educational broadcasts.
To donate a Lifeline radio, visit Freeplay Foundation.

Mama Lucy on Solar - extended version

Mama Lucy Odipo, founder and headmistress of the Little Bees School in Starehe township, in Kenya, speaks about the blessing of solar power since she does not have electricity and cannot afford to buy batteries.

Mama Lucy, a local heroine, looks after 20 orphans in makeshift housing. An additional 180 children attend primary school in community build classrooms.The Kenya Institute of Education broadcasts the primary school curriculum via radio.The Lifeline radio will give children sustainable access to the educational broadcasts.

To donate a Lifeline radio, visit Freeplay Foundation

Mama Lucy with Lifeline radio

Mama Lucy Odipo, founder and headmistress of the Little Bees School in Starehe township, speaks about the blessing of solar power since she does not have electricity and cannot afford to buy batteries.

Mama Lucy, a local heroine, looks after 20 orphans in makeshift housing. An additional 180 children attend primary school in community build classrooms.The Kenya Institute of Education broadcasts the primary school curriculum via radio.The Lifeline radio will give children sustainable access to the educational broadcasts.

For more information about the wind up and solar powered radio, please visit www.freeplayfoundation.org/lifeline_radio.html.