We see solar lighting as one of the strongest tools available to break the cycle of poverty.

Light gives hope, creates opportunity, and increases safety.

Watts of Love believes everyone has equal value and deserves opportunities. We focus on the most vulnerable communities, especially those without access to light, including those living in garbage dumps, remote areas, urban slums, and leper colonies.

Our program targets women, as they reinvest 90% of their income back into their families, compared to 35% for men. We don't just distribute lights but also educate and empower recipients from day one. Our financial literacy curriculum, designed for low-education audiences, teaches people how to save, invest in their families, and break free from dependence on costly kerosene.

By saving money typically spent on kerosene or batteries, we help people start small businesses, send children to school, and build a path to economic prosperity. We ask each light recipient, "How are you going to change your life?"—empowering them to set goals for poverty alleviation within one generation.