One bag of charcoal lasts twice as long when cooking on a fuel-efficient stove, saving the owner valuable resources. Learn more at www.theadventureproject.org.
Prossie Okello, a store owner who sells stoves, writes a receipt for a customer after he purchased a charcoal-efficient stove. Learn more how at www.theadventureproject.org
Whether your friends and family have been naughty or nice, stuffing their stockings with some coal has never felt better.
Give a stove to someone in Haiti, put some coal in someone’s stockings. But hurry, because today’s the last day to order a pretty box of coal!
We were featured again in Huffington Post, this time for our holiday coal campaign.
Read the article here to learn more about how we’re supporting innovative enterprises and helping families in Haiti.
To learn more, visit our site at http://theadventureproject.org/home.
TweetCharcoal smoke is the leading factor in a Haitians short expected life span. Learn how this stove is changing that at www.theadventureproject.org.
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