Elephant Energy

The Caprivi Solar Light Project, Elephant Energy's first project, was initiated in August 2008. Fifty BoGo Solar Flashlights (www.bogolight.com) were donated and carried to the Caprivi Region of Namibia, Africa. The lights were donated to villagers working to protect wildlife and derive benefit from the sustainable use of natural resources. Elephant Energy now receives donations of BoGo solar flashlights through the Sunnight Solar, "buy one, give one" program. With each Solar light purchased in the developed world, a second identical light is donated to an organization, like Elephant Energy, that will distribute it in the developing world. Your price pays for two Solar lights, one for you and one for Africa. The lights' charge with a day of sunlight, get 6-8 hours of use per charge and work for thousands of hours before requiring new rechargeable batteries. Purchase at www.bogolight.com (click "choose where to give" and scroll to page three to choose Elephant Energy). Or visit Elephant Energy's website (http://elephantenergy.googlepages.com).Two gifts are better than one!

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• Africa
• Bogo
• Clean
• Development
• Energy
• Light
• Namibia
• Renewable
• Solar
• Vilsack