Zambian Agents Appeal

Penny Mupeta demonstrates a solar light to his customer

Every day at sunset, people without electricity across Zambia are forced to put themselves and their families at risk by burning kerosene lamps, paraffin candles or straw fires just for a bit of light.

SunnyMoney van stuck in the sane

A SolarAid van stuck in the sand

We rely on our solar Agents to bring lights to these families in the most remote areas of Zambia. They navigate muddy roads and hike dozens of kilometres of treacherous terrain in the rainy season to reach their customers.

As determined as they are, the long distances and unreliable roads are a constant struggle – our Agents deserve much more support than we can currently provide. That’s why, this spring, we’re asking you to support our Agents in Zambia.

Support our incredible Agents

Your support can help provide more tools, training and support to expand their customer base and reach more people that want solar lights. Watch the video below to hear one of our Agents, Simon, explain why solar lights are so desirable.

 

 

Despite the demand, Simon and other Agents cannot reach many potential customers in the most far-flung areas of the country. That’s because Zambia is a vast country – more than three times the size of the UK.

Penny sits with his family around the fire.

Solar entrepreneur Penny gathers round his solar light with his family.

Our solar Agents are committed to getting solar lights to the people who need them. They know first-hand the life-changing power of a simple solar light as they were customers themselves first. Can you help them reach others with solar light?

And, to make your impact go even further, an anonymous supporter has offered to match donations up to  £45,000, meaning you can help more people than ever before.

 

Give now to support Agents

 

Your support means we can provide the extra resources and training that our Agents ask for. Thank you.

 

Penny Mupeta demonstrates a solar light to his customer
Simon Muchinga smiles at the camera
"One challenge is that of covering long distances of up to 30km delivering lights to my customers in far places."
Simon Muchinga