Income, spending and results by village, audited. 91 cents of every dollar went to the field.

Daniel Okafor10 Apr 20263 min read
The 2025 annual report is out

Our 2025 accounts were audited in March and the full report is now public.

The split

  • 91% to the field
  • 6% to raising the next dollar
  • 3% to running the office

Where the field money went

Solar light took 34 cents of every field dollar, clean water 24, schooling 18, health posts 9, livelihoods 8 and winter relief 7.

What it built

  • 312 homes lit, bringing the total to 2,140
  • Four new water lines, 38 villages now on tap water
  • 46 teachers paid every month
  • One new health post, nine now running
We publish what each village received and what it cost, because donors ask and because villages ask too.

What did not go well

Two water lines were delayed by a late monsoon and finished in 2026. One greenhouse scheme was stopped after a season when growers could not reach a market.

Read it

The report lists every village, what was built and what it cost. Write to us with any question about any line.

A mountain village at first light under snow peaks

2,140 homes lit since 2011 · 91¢ of every dollar goes to the field

Two panels, three lamps and a year of repairs for one home. Most gifts are at work in a village within six weeks.

Income, spending and results by village, audited. 91 cents of every dollar went to the field.

Daniel Okafor10 Apr 20263 min read
The 2025 annual report is out

Our 2025 accounts were audited in March and the full report is now public.

The split

  • 91% to the field
  • 6% to raising the next dollar
  • 3% to running the office

Where the field money went

Solar light took 34 cents of every field dollar, clean water 24, schooling 18, health posts 9, livelihoods 8 and winter relief 7.

What it built

  • 312 homes lit, bringing the total to 2,140
  • Four new water lines, 38 villages now on tap water
  • 46 teachers paid every month
  • One new health post, nine now running
We publish what each village received and what it cost, because donors ask and because villages ask too.

What did not go well

Two water lines were delayed by a late monsoon and finished in 2026. One greenhouse scheme was stopped after a season when growers could not reach a market.

Read it

The report lists every village, what was built and what it cost. Write to us with any question about any line.

A mountain village at first light under snow peaks

2,140 homes lit since 2011 · 91¢ of every dollar goes to the field

Two panels, three lamps and a year of repairs for one home. Most gifts are at work in a village within six weeks.

Income, spending and results by village, audited. 91 cents of every dollar went to the field.

Daniel Okafor10 Apr 20263 min read
The 2025 annual report is out

Our 2025 accounts were audited in March and the full report is now public.

The split

  • 91% to the field
  • 6% to raising the next dollar
  • 3% to running the office

Where the field money went

Solar light took 34 cents of every field dollar, clean water 24, schooling 18, health posts 9, livelihoods 8 and winter relief 7.

What it built

  • 312 homes lit, bringing the total to 2,140
  • Four new water lines, 38 villages now on tap water
  • 46 teachers paid every month
  • One new health post, nine now running
We publish what each village received and what it cost, because donors ask and because villages ask too.

What did not go well

Two water lines were delayed by a late monsoon and finished in 2026. One greenhouse scheme was stopped after a season when growers could not reach a market.

Read it

The report lists every village, what was built and what it cost. Write to us with any question about any line.

A mountain village at first light under snow peaks

2,140 homes lit since 2011 · 91¢ of every dollar goes to the field

Two panels, three lamps and a year of repairs for one home. Most gifts are at work in a village within six weeks.

A light, a tap and a teacher for every mountain village.

Donate

Field notes, four times a year.

One letter each season from the valleys. No appeals in between.

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A hillside village at blue hour with its windows lit
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