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Nepal – Flood Relief
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Nepal Flood Relief
On August 26, 2026, a massive glacial flood struck northern Nepal after a large mass of ice and rock collapsed from a glacier near the Nepal Tibet border, sending a powerful surge of water down the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli Rivers. The confirmed death toll has surged past 1200, with more than 4,200 people still missing as rescue crews battle blocked highways to reach the hardest hit areas. The flooding has left families without homes and possessions.
Through our Give A Light initiative, Solight Design is working with partners on the ground to deliver SolarPuff lanterns to families who have lost their homes—bringing light, safety, and hope when they need it most.
Venezuela Earthquake Relief
Venezuela is facing one of the worst disasters in its modern history. Back-to-back 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes have devastated communities, collapsed homes, damaged hospitals, and left thousands dead or injured, with many more still missing. Families are sleeping outside among the rubble, often without reliable electricity, safe shelter, or light.
Bring Light to Ukraine
Through our partnership with Common Man for Ukraine, Solight lanterns are bringing light and hope to families enduring war. Founder Alice Chun was part of the nonprofit’s 13th aid convoy August 2025 and traveled solo to Ukraine in 2023 to personally deliver lights to children in Hospitals and refugee camps, helping donate and deliver thousands of solar lanterns alongside 46,000 pounds of food for more than 37,000 Ukrainians in safe houses and frontline villages. These small but powerful lights offer safety, dignity, and comfort in the darkest of times. Watch the ABC news feature HERE
Previous Relief Missions
Hurricane Melissa, Jamaica (2025) — After a Category 5 hurricane devastated up to 90% of structures in some communities and left over 530,000 without power, Solight is delivering solar lanterns to families in shelters across the island.
Hurricane Otis, Acapulco (2023) — Following a Category 5 storm that claimed nearly 100 lives and crippled the city's infrastructure, Solight is providing lanterns to families rebuilding in the dark.
Maui Wildfires (2023) — In the wake of the deadliest wildfire in modern U.S. history, which destroyed the historic town of Lahaina, Solight stood with displaced communities across the island.
Turkey-Syria Earthquake (2023) — After a magnitude 7.8 earthquake killed over 11,000 people and displaced 23 million, Solight partnered with on-the-ground nonprofits in Adana to light homes left without power.
Hurricane Ian, Florida (2022) — When over 1 million people lost power from one of the strongest storms to hit Florida in decades, Solight partnered with Florida Rising to deliver light to frontline communities.
Hurricane Fiona, Puerto Rico (2022) — As 1.5 million people lost electricity when Fiona crippled the island's power grid, Solight worked with Stronger Than Maria to deliver lights, continuing a partnership that began with Hurricane Maria in 2017.
Children in Haiti (2021) — After the Nippes region earthquake left children sleeping among rubble with no school standing, founder Alice Chun personally delivered lights and solar education to communities Solight has supported for over a decade.
Hurricane Ida, New Orleans (2021) — With nearly a million homes and businesses left without power for weeks, Solight partnered with local nonprofits and churches to bring light to the city.
Navajo Strong, Navajo Nation — Partnering with Navajo Strong to serve the Eastern Agency, one of the poorest regions in the country, Solight is helping bring light to the roughly 75% of reservation households without electricity.
Give Light to Timathea — Writer and environmental advocate Timathea Shays Workman carries Solight lamps on her travels worldwide, bringing light and safety to communities with no access to electricity.
Our Partners
- Care For Life
- Hispanic Federation
- Utah Refugee Connection
- Clinton Global Initiative
- ANERA
- The Senese Project
- NuDay: Ukrainian Refugee Relief
- Save the Children
- The United Way
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