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to help us highlight what we do, who we are, and our projects past and future. in the America´s initiative grant which aims to increase educational exchanges between Universities in the USA and the international community. The hands-on work of our volunteers brought light to a community school in the town of Cushuro in the Peruvian Andes. The 2.5 kW wind turbine is powering laptops, lights, communication devices and other items for both the school and community. We congratulate those dedicated individuals, and thank them for all they have already done. They have specifically chosen to make themselves available to you and are ready to present, email, and chat about the "inspirational experience" they had down here in Peru. we fill up quick at the WindAid Institute, and want to be sure you get a spot. We have opened the Project dates for 2015. Make next year unforgettable with the experience of learning, creating, and collaborating in Peru! to experience what it's like to be a volunteer at the WindAid Institute (video). 
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