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Peeblesshire congregation's cash helps Malawi village - Vimarsana News

Peeblesshire congregation's cash helps Malawi village

GIFTS that Give Back is an appeal for funds by the the Thondwe Community Partnership.

Winchester Soroptimists raise hundreds for Solar Aid - Vimarsana News

Winchester Soroptimists raise hundreds for Solar Aid

WINCHESTER Soroptimists raised hundreds of pounds for an international charity combatting poverty and climate change.

Entreprener Lauren Le Franc Is Behind Hollywood's Latest Coffee Craze - Vimarsana News

Entreprener Lauren Le Franc Is Behind Hollywood's Latest Coffee Craze

Jamaican entrepreneur Lauren Le Franc is one of the hottest names in Hollywood after her business The Little Coffee Company became a hotspot for

How 200 Solar Lights Found Their Way To A Small School In Rural Zambia - Vimarsana News

How 200 Solar Lights Found Their Way To A Small School In Rural Zambia

In 2014 I traveled to Africa to visit the rural primary school I had attended 33 years earlier. I carried with me 200 solar lights from SolarAid, an international organisation, <a class="read-more" href="https://planetsave.com/articles/how-200-solar-lights-found-their-way-to-a-small-school-in-rural-zambia/">... [Read full article]</a>

Europe's solar industry launches donation program to repower Ukraine &#x2013; pv magazine International - Vimarsana News

Europe's solar industry launches donation program to repower Ukraine &#x2013; pv magazine International

Solar industries bodies including SolarPower Europe, Germany's BSW and Ukraine's ASEU have joined forces to send a stream of modules, inverters and batteries to embattled Ukraine. The donations are critical as some hospitals have been without power for weeks, leaving surgeons to operate under headlamps.