The International Collaborative and the International and Sustainable Development Club (ISDC) of the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, cordially invite you to attend the Maasai Stoves & Solar Fundraising event:

Sponsored by the ISDC at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, all proceeds benefit the Maasai Stoves & Solar Project. View more about the Club here. View more about the work of Maasai Stoves & Solar here. 

Questions-or if you wish to donate a last-minute auction item-contact members here.

At the event, Founder and President of the International Collaborative, Dr. Robert V. Lange, shares a lively, short Zoom talk in real time from the Project in Tanzania, beginning at 7:30 p.m. EST.

You won’t want to miss this inspiring view of how successful international development is happening with the Project- right now,

At the same time, enjoy complimentary light savory and dessert items, including homemade delectables by Club families, and sumptuous snacks from Trader Joe’s and the gluten-free Violette Bakery.

Thank you to our local businesses for so many terrific donations. Through their generosity, you can choose from a bountiful selection of auction and sale items. Here are just a few:

For very special bling, bid on Tanzanite earrings from Arusha, Tanzania, handmade Maasai jewelry (like the ones in the photo above) and a snazzy Looks Clothing necklace.

How about health and beauty options? Perhaps we can tempt you with club membership from Healthworks and Evolve, haircuts from Charlie’s Barbershop and Lulu’s Salon, and massages from Pyara Salon.

Or perhaps tasty treats are more your style. With selections from Iggy’s Bakery, Mrs. Bartley’s Burger Cottage, Summer Shack (its their lobsters in the photo), Thistle & Shamrock, and Black Sheep Bagel Café, you’ve got great foodie experiences in store.

Please come prepared with checks and cash or you can submit donations and payment online at the International Collaborative website The school cannot take credit card payments directly.

"I joined ISDC because I wanted to help build a community of environmentally aware and active students. I've loved working alongside the team, planning events and future projects. Education is the basis for all activism and positive change in the world. Education should be widespread and accessible everywhere and anywhere because this is the only way we can work towards a more sustainable world. "--Luna V.

"I joined ISDC so that I could make a change and impact people around the world. The 21st century is definitely one of many demands and changes, and I want to work towards ensuring these are done in the best possible manner.

Gender equality is definitely an SDG that I find critical to address. If the entirety of the world's population had equal opportunities, many of the additional SDGs would be easily accomplished." Nic V.

"I founded the ISDC because of my experience at another club that raised thousands of dollars for Maasai Stoves & Solar. I wanted to do this again, but on a larger scale at CRLS.

I have a fascination with sustainable transport since some of the most effective ways we could curb climate change are through urban public transport."--Ethan K