Peru project grows with Scratch workshops
Dana Rensi, PPI’s regional director for Latin America, spent the month of March in Peru providing training and working to further develop the computer labs installed by PPI. She conducted
Stories Worth Sharing
Update from Gyekrum Arusha Secondary School
We installed the computer lab at Gyekrum Arusha Secondary School in September 2023. Recently, we caught up with students and teachers at the School to find out how the computer
Exciting News: Welcoming The Addax and Oryx Foundation to the Powering Potential Family!
We are excited to announce that the Addax and Oryx Foundation has become a new funder of Powering Potential! The Addax and Oryx Foundation is a leading funder of projects
Powering Potential Continues to Empower Youth with Successful Installation of Computer Labs at Oldeani and Chaenda Secondary Schools
In our relentless mission to empower the youth of Tanzania through solar energy and technology, we are thrilled to announce a remarkable achievement – the successful installation at Oldeani and
Board Member Visits Tanzania
Phil Brandt, Board Secretary of Powering Potential Inc. (PPI), just returned from Tanzania, where he visited four Karatu District schools that recently received SPARC+ computer labs (Solar Power Access to
Karatu District Project Underway
On February 10, 2023, the Daily News newspaper of Tanzania published an article about our Karatu District Project.
Dream Come True at Nanenane
Nanenane Secondary School students and teachers are the latest beneficiaries of a SPARC (Solar Powered Access to Raspberry Computing) computer lab program donated by Powering Potential Inc. (PPI) in partnership
SPARC+ at SoitSambu in Ngorongoro, Tanzania
SoitSambu Secondary School students and staff were all cheers and smiles in January as they received a SPARC+ program (Solar Powered Access to Raspberry Computing) from Powering Potential whose mission
Zanzibar Pi-oneer Maintenance
In early October, staff from the Potential Enhancement Foundation (PEF), Powering Potential’s sister organization in Tanzania, traveled from the Tanzanian mainland to the archipelago of Zanzibar to perform system maintenance
Support Our Efforts
During the COVID-19 pandemic, it is more important than ever for students in developing countries to have access to information and communication technology to protect their communities and improve their lives. Will you join us?