We're on a mission to bring clean, affordable energy to communities in Uganda.
Over half of Uganda’s population live without access to electricity. With the help of our community partners and generous donors, we’ve been able to bring reliable and modern energy to over 100,000 people.
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Our Work
Where there’s power, there’s development. Solar unlocks the possibilities.
With our sustainable project design, communities receive access to affordable and clean energy.
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100% of public donations go directly towards our projects in Uganda
Private donors and our US volunteers cover operating costs, so you don’t have to. We work alongside our paid in-country team, Ugandan suppliers, and local partners on all projects, because we believe that sustainable work is locally-led
We set high standards for transparency and local sourcing of our materials
As Jackie Nakimuli was graduating primary school, she got news that changed her life forever: her father was tragically murdered. She was only 12 years old, grappling with this tragedy, and her family was no longer able to pay for her education. It was during this pivotal time that the All We Are team crossed paths with Jackie
All We Are team members and dedicated supporters have recently returned from our first visit to Uganda in four years. After an extended period away, our main focus was to reconnect. This involved reconnecting with our team, our NGO and school partners, and the place that holds a special significance as our home away from home
All We Are conducted a community-led evaluation to better understand the impact of its solar projects. The results showed that reliable lighting has supported education, improved everyday operations, and contributed to positive shifts in safety, well-being, and community investment
During 2025, Clara Stec served as an Economist intern with AWA, supporting community-led development and expanding partnerships alongside the U.S. and Ugandan teams. She helped advance our partnerships with government, corporate, and local stakeholders
In the summer of 2024, Eli worked independently in rural Uganda’s Butambala District, where firsthand exposure to complex community challenges reshaped his understanding of impact. That experience became the foundation of All We Are— a belief that meaningful change is driven by collective effort, not individual action
