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Its Time Foundation replaces diesel generators in remote Pacific Island schools with solar or wind alternatives.  The money saved on fuel is spent on books, software and other much needed education resources.  It's a unique and truly rewarding opportunity to make a real difference that lasts for decades.

While creating education opportunities for kids in low income communities, you are taking a stand against global warming.

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  • Rugby thanks the Pacific (Its Time initiative)

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    You will make the world a better place and see exactly where and how you did it. You are updated from the time the target school is selected to project's completion when you receive a personalised certificate of appreciation.  

     

    Contributions are spent two to five times over!  The money that schools divert from fuel to education exceeds the initial contribution every five to ten years.

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    Rabi, a great example

    The Rabi Island High School solar system provides 280 students with constant power and diverts over $7000 per year from generator fuel to education resources. 

     

    That's a big deal considering average family income is less than $100 per month. Plus it will save over 150 tonnes of carbon dioxide.