Chepkurbet Jiko Project Comes to Life - Pt. 2

(Continued from part 1 which you can read here ). I tried different ways to raise funds for the Jiko Stoves Project in Kenya. First, I tried selling photos taken in Kenya. I opened an Etsy shop. I only sold one photo but I will try again later as I feel this can still be successful. I also tried to sell home made crosses on commission. You can read here about that effort. The crosses were wonderful and I did sell some. However since they aren't mine I returned the remainder to the craftsman. I used the funds raised to pay for school needs instead of jiko stoves. From time to time I thought of other alternatives for how to bring about energy efficiencies and I did find a fireless cooker. Read about it here. I think fireless cookers are a good thing and they are much less expensive than putting in a full stove and jiko pot. I considered going this route instead of putting into a full stove and buying jiko but 28 households in the village were waiting to have jiko stoves like th