The village purchased building materials and immediately roofed the unfinished house to protect it (and workers) from the rains. More pics coming soon!

Chitimbe's classroom is done and serving over 200 3rd and 4th grade students at the school. This learning environment is a major improvement over what happened in the past when lessons were taught under trees and rainstorms would cancel classes and turn outdoor learning spaces into mud pits. Thank you, donors, for making this happen!

Namowa's solar system continues to look (and work) great!

Namowa received its fertilizer and is now applying it in nearby fields. Namowa's location is quite remote, and bad roads get messy during the rainy season. The delivery truck got stuck three times before reaching the village. Once the truck arrived, the community's celebration was cut short due to a rainstorm. That said, the village enjoyed some good celebrating (see video) and, most importantly, needy households went home with a big bag of fertilizer. Namowa residents send their sincere appreciation to Village X donors.

Jalifu received 100 bags of fertilizer. It was distributed to vulnerable families, with each family receiving one bag. The rains arrived late this year and, if they cooperate, this fertilizer will be a game-changer for household-level food security. Lack of access to fertilizer is a major problem for rural families in Malawi. Thank you for donating!