2. PO Box 444, Palo Alto, CA 94302 | www.onemillionlights.org
Our mission is to improve the daily lives of children and adults by providing clean and healthy lighting. We distribute safe, rechargeable solar lights around the world, replacing dangerous and polluting kerosene lamps.
World of Color dba One Million Lights is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit (EIN 26‑ )
PO Box 444, Palo Alto, CA |

3. PO Box 444, Palo Alto, CA 94302 | www.onemillionlights.org
GOAL
To deliver 1,000,000 environmentally friendly, rechargeable solar lights to adults and children around the world
World of Color dba One Million Lights is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit (EIN 26‑ )
PO Box 444, Palo Alto, CA |

4. PO Box 444, Palo Alto, CA 94302 | www.onemillionlights.org
PROGRAMS
PROGRAMS
Global Distributions
One Million Students
Light Ambassadors
World of Color dba One Million Lights is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit (EIN 26‑ )
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5. PO Box 444, Palo Alto, CA 94302 | www.onemillionlights.org
GLOBAL DISTRIBUTIONS
To date we have delivered over 59,000 lights to 30 countries with 60 ambassadors and partners touching at least 413,000 people
World of Color dba One Million Lights is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit (EIN 26‑ )
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6. PO Box 444, Palo Alto, CA 94302 | www.onemillionlights.org
Typical Light Recipient
Alice – 14 Years Old, Kenya
Wants to be a Police Officer
World of Color dba One Million Lights is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit (EIN 26‑ )
PO Box 444, Palo Alto, CA |

7. PO Box 444, Palo Alto, CA 94302 | www.onemillionlights.org
ONE MILLION STUDENTS
To reach 1,000,000 K-12 students through curriculum-ready lesson plans that are engaging, and provide a hands-on introduction to clean energy and socially responsible technology
World of Color dba One Million Lights is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit (EIN 26‑ )
PO Box 444, Palo Alto, CA |

8. GLOBAL LIGHT AMBASSADORS
To engage with our own community by providing an opportunity for students and adults to travel to a developing country and experience giving first-hand by delivering solar lights to schools, villages and orphanages.
World of Color dba One Million Lights is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit (EIN 26‑ )
PO Box 444, Palo Alto, CA |

9. By July 2014, One Million Lights has distributed over 59,000 solar lanterns in 30 countries in Africa, Asia, and the Americas. Each light reaches approximately 7 people in an average rural family. With your help & support, One Million Lights estimates that 413,000 people now benefit from clean, healthy, solar light.

10. Karishma Popli, Virginia, USA goes to
Haveli School – Tasing, Rajasthan, India
Global Ambassador, Karishma Popli high school student of Thomas Jefferson High in Virginia took lights with money from her winning essay on “What are the Social Responsibilities of Educated People?”
“ It was an incredible, life-changing experience visiting the village school to distribute the solar lamps.
I became more socially aware of the problems in our society, and the little things I can do to help. As a fourth generation American of Indian descent, I was able to learn more about my culture and heritage while researching and experiencing this trip”.
11/18/2018

11. Sierra Fan – Gunn High School, Palo Alto
Global Ambassador, Sierra Fan with four of her friends took 250 lights to Barangay Dugui Too Catanduanes in 2010.
“Even being an outsider, sharing with them not the language nor the customs, though I do share some of the looks, there is a human bond of understanding even when literal communication does not come through.  Here, I am truly content and I feel so privileged to have been able to make this paradise just a bit more perfect.
11/18/2018

13. Thank You!