Hello again from West Virginia! This blog post is on my first time ever making a solar light! I did it with my new friend Leah Seaman with New Vision Missions in Philippi, WV. It was alot easier then I thought it would be to assemble it, but I also had two wonderful teachers!:) New Visions mission is to make sure everyone in the world has a light... with a single light you can help people have a brighter future whether it is by helping them have light to read for a better education or being able to see their surroundings at night time or to keep animals away at night. A light makes everything alot easier! I am hoping that through my knowledge of their mission I can help expand peoples knowledge of their mission to better the world around us and make other less fortunate peoples future a brighter place! I am setting a goal for myself to tell people I know to help me in my endeavors to "Light an Orphanage". I have always wanted to be able to help people and Orphans especially. Please help me to make my goal! For just $150 you can sponsor a solar light for an Orphan and make their life brighter or for $1600 you can help me light a whole orphanage if not more than that... depending on the size and number of children. I want to be a light unto the world, please help me make childrens future brighter by lighting the world! View pictures below of solar lights you can send to needy children!:)
New Visions Green team Monday evening! |
Katlyn and Leah making a solar light together!:) |
First steps to the solar light kit |
Katlyn and her wonderful teacher Leah:) |
Katlyn, Mr.Ruston Seaman (Leah's Dad) and Leah marking where the shiny paper should go:) |
Time to start cutting! |
Leah laughing at Katlyn's OCDness!:) |
Almost done! yay:) |
Adding the last few finishing touches! |
Mr. Ruston showing us how to put the duct tape on easier:) |
Time for the autographing!lol |
It works! See the happiness on our faces!:) |