On Dec 12, 2025, thanks to a donation from Kirsh Foundation, Chimowa Village celebrated the installation of a solar water pump. Every day, this system delivers 1.1 liters of water to 16 taps via 3113 kilometers of piping, enriching the lives of 3240 residents. This advancement has not only elevated education and spurred economic progress but has also had a profound positive effect on the health of the villagers. The community is blossoming and on an upward trajectory.
Due to a generous donation from Kirsh Foundation, a solar water pump was inaugurated in Katopola-Kamanja Village village on Dec 12, 2025. This remarkable system channels 1.14 liters of water daily through 3674 kilometers of pipes, reaching 16 taps and benefiting 3512 residents. The ripple effects have been profound: educational opportunities have grown, economic momentum has been built, and the health of the villagers has seen significant improvements. The community stands revitalized and poised for continued growth.
On October 30, 2025, a solar water pump was installed in Namangale Village thanks to a generous donation from Kirsh Foundation. It now serves 3,060 people by pumping 1.1 liters of water daily to 16 taps over 3,422 meters of piping throughout the village. This has transformed the village, enhancing education, economic growth, and significantly improving the villagers’ health. The community is now thriving and growing.
On September 1, 2025, a solar water pump was installed in Chabwela-Nyalungwe Village thanks to a generous donation from Elyse and Bob Furlong. It now serves 3,360 people by pumping thousands of liters of water daily to 16 taps over 5,168 kilometers of piping throughout the village. This has transformed the village, enhancing education, economic growth, and significantly improving the villagers’ health. The community is now thriving and growing.
Due to a generous donation from Kirsh Foundation, a solar water pump was inaugurated in Chitekwe Village village on Aug 6, 2025. This remarkable system channels 1 liter of water daily through 2760 kilometers of pipes, reaching 12 taps and benefiting 3202 residents. The ripple effects have been profound: educational opportunities have grown, economic momentum has been built, and the health of the villagers has seen significant improvements. The community stands revitalized and poised for continued growth.
On October 3rd 2025, a solar water pump was installed in Thanavi–Thumbwalu Village. The system now provides clean water to 3,030 people, supplying seven tap points across the village through 3,705 meters of piping. This project has greatly improved health, education, and economic opportunities. The community is now thriving and continuing to grow.
On June 26th, 2024, a solar water pump was installed in Saidi Kunama Village thanks to a generous donation from Kirsh Foundation. It now serves 3,100 people by pumping 22,o17 liters of water daily to 36 taps over 6,856 kilometers of piping throughout the village. This has transformed the village, enhancing education, economic growth, and significantly improving the villagers’ health. The community is now thriving and growing.
On November 29th, 2024, a solar water pump was installed in Jalifu Village thanks to a generous donation from Sarah and Alvin Pollack. It now serves 3,201 people by pumping 23,860 liters of water daily to 18 taps over 3,736 meters of piping throughout the village. This has transformed the village, enhancing education, economic growth, and significantly improving the villagers’ health. The community is now thriving and growing.
On July 4th, 2024, thanks to a donation from the Kirsh Foundation, Khoviwa Village celebrated the installation of a solar water pump. Every day, this system delivers over 16,000 liters of water to 16 taps via 1,865 kilometers of piping, enriching the lives of 4,620 residents. This advancement has not only elevated education and spurred economic progress but has also had a profound positive effect on the health of the villagers. The community is blossoming and on an upward trajectory.
On July 5th, 2024, a solar water pump was installed in Mankhokwe Village thanks to a generous donation from Craig Pollack. It now serves 3,900 people by pumping 15,000 liters of water daily to 18 taps over 2,921 kilometers of piping throughout the village. This has transformed the village, enhancing education, economic growth, and significantly improving the villagers’ health. The community is now thriving and growing.
