The Western State College Environmental Studies group approached Cory Sullivan, of High Noon Solar, after a presentation he made to their class about solar.

A group of the students were taking a trip to Africa and wondered if High Noon Solar could help in any way.  High Noon Solar decided to donate a 115 watt Evergreen solar panel and five 4 watt LED lights, as well as some wire, spare parts, schematics, and an education day at High Noon Solar's shop.  The LED lights were installed and used for bandas, a kitchen, and the dining hall in the Western Kenya rainforest.

While the students were visiting the village, they helped fix two other solar systems in the area that were no longer working.  For more information about this project, click here.