Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Joined November 2016
I'm the project manager for Liter of Light Malaysia. To date, we've installed 931 solar powered lights, impacting the lives of 2927 Malaysians living in rural areas without electricity.
Did you know that less than 2% of all humanitarian funding goes directly to local NGOs?
(source: the Guardian)
Together with more than 40 volunteers we'll drive deep into the jungle and install the solar powered lights for Rizan and his neighbors. You can be one those volunteers, just pick the right perk.
Rizan works several jobs to provide for his family. Without lights, it's impossible for him and his family to do anything at night. He worries about his 5 year old daughter who enjoys going out to her friend's house after sunset to study.
Imagine having to light up your home with candles and sometimes even bonfires. You can’t go outside because the risk of running into dangerous, wild animals is real. And studying at night is nearly impossible.
This is how Rizan's family and his neigbors in Kampung Teras live their daily lives. No electricity. Ever.
Having light at night is a matter of life or death to them. It makes going out at night safe, helps the kids to study, and brings the people closer together. Join us in our mission to give them light at night, so they won’t have to sit in darkness during Christmas, or ever again.
Liter of Light Malaysia is raising funds to light up the home of every family in Kampung Teras. So pick on of the special crafted perks and #givelight to Rizan's family and his neigbors, so they can spend Christmas like you and I do. Don't they deserve that?
In the map you can see a detailed map of the houses in Kampung Teras and the lights we'll be installing to light them up. Help make it happen!
We have done this project 21 times before. We know what we're doing.
The only risk is:
What happens to any excess funding?
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Joined November 2016
I'm the project manager for Liter of Light Malaysia. To date, we've installed 931 solar powered lights, impacting the lives of 2927 Malaysians living in rural areas without electricity.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Joined November 2016
I'm the project manager for Liter of Light Malaysia. To date, we've installed 931 solar powered lights, impacting the lives of 2927 Malaysians living in rural areas without electricity.
Did you know that less than 2% of all humanitarian funding goes directly to local NGOs?
(source: the Guardian)
Together with more than 40 volunteers we'll drive deep into the jungle and install the solar powered lights for Rizan and his neighbors. You can be one those volunteers, just pick the right perk.
Rizan works several jobs to provide for his family. Without lights, it's impossible for him and his family to do anything at night. He worries about his 5 year old daughter who enjoys going out to her friend's house after sunset to study.
Imagine having to light up your home with candles and sometimes even bonfires. You can’t go outside because the risk of running into dangerous, wild animals is real. And studying at night is nearly impossible.
This is how Rizan's family and his neigbors in Kampung Teras live their daily lives. No electricity. Ever.
Having light at night is a matter of life or death to them. It makes going out at night safe, helps the kids to study, and brings the people closer together. Join us in our mission to give them light at night, so they won’t have to sit in darkness during Christmas, or ever again.
Liter of Light Malaysia is raising funds to light up the home of every family in Kampung Teras. So pick on of the special crafted perks and #givelight to Rizan's family and his neigbors, so they can spend Christmas like you and I do. Don't they deserve that?
In the map you can see a detailed map of the houses in Kampung Teras and the lights we'll be installing to light them up. Help make it happen!
We have done this project 21 times before. We know what we're doing.
The only risk is:
What happens to any excess funding?
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Joined November 2016
I'm the project manager for Liter of Light Malaysia. To date, we've installed 931 solar powered lights, impacting the lives of 2927 Malaysians living in rural areas without electricity.