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A Sustainable Solar Panel (ecard)

$255.00

This gift provides a solar panel as part of a sustainable energy system for communities across the Solomon Islands

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Give the gift of clean, reliable energy. This gift helps provide solar panels as part of sustainable energy systems for schools, rural health centers, church evacuation centers and essential water infrastructure sites across the Solomon Islands. Solar power can help communities access electricity for lighting, communications, healthcare services and essential facilities, while providing a renewable alternative to traditional energy sources.

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Give the gift of clean, reliable energy. This gift helps provide solar panels as part of sustainable energy systems for schools, rural health centers, church evacuation centers and essential water infrastructure sites across the Solomon Islands. Solar power can help communities access electricity for lighting, communications, healthcare services and essential facilities, while providing a renewable alternative to traditional energy sources.

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