Let There Be Light International

Let There Be Light International Let There Be Light International fights Climate Change and Energy Poverty through solar programming

Let There Be Light International (LTBLI) works with local grassroots partners to combat extreme poverty and global climate change in off-grid communities in sub-Saharan Africa. Visit us at www.lettherebelightinternational.org to learn more and support our solar programming.

Meet Halima, a mother from Mbale, Uganda with her new solar light. ✨ Compared to the small, costly flashlights Halima wa...
05/27/2026

Meet Halima, a mother from Mbale, Uganda with her new solar light. ✨ Compared to the small, costly flashlights Halima was using, her powerful solar light helps her care for her baby while saving money without using toxic batteries that end up in burn pits or trash heaps.

To support mothers like Halima, donate solar today at the following link: https://www.lettherebelightinternational.org/donate-solar-in-africa/

On this , we're thinking about all the ways that light impacts our lives. ⭐️ From enabling us to be productive after da...
05/16/2026

On this , we're thinking about all the ways that light impacts our lives. ⭐️ From enabling us to be productive after dark to allowing us to see and connect with our families over dinner, how does light enhance your life?

Donate solar to change lives in off-grid communities today by clicking the following link, and ! https://www.lettherebelightinternational.org/donate-solar-in-africa/

05/13/2026

What would you do if you found $15? 💵 For the cost of a coffee date, you could illuminate life for a family in an off-grid community! 💡

Click the following link to with us and donate solar today: https://www.lettherebelightinternational.org/donate-solar-in-africa/

P.S. Thanks to LTBLI Ambassador Ayla for shining on in her community and creating this video!

What do solar lights have to do with malaria prevention? Great question. 💡It's a simple connection: Many off-grid famili...
04/25/2026

What do solar lights have to do with malaria prevention? Great question. 💡

It's a simple connection: Many off-grid families don't use insecticide treated bednets to prevent malaria because of the very real and serious fire hazards in homes using kerosene lamps or candles for lighting. When families have a solar light, they readily use their anti-malarial bednets to protect themselves. And, we've got the data to back that up!

Visit lettherebelightinternational.org to learn more about how and !

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Dig At The Innovation Center, 640 Ellicott Street
Buffalo, NY
14203

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Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+12032810565

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