This document summarizes research into improving the strength of lightweight concrete by adding natural fibers. Lightweight concrete was made by replacing 40% of aggregates with pumice stone and 40% of sand with pumice powder. Banana fibers were added in percentages from 0.1% to 0.4%. Testing found that compressive strength increased from 0.1% to 0.3% fiber content, but decreased after 0.3%, making 0.3% the optimum amount. The results indicate that simultaneously replacing aggregate and sand with pumice stone and powder is feasible for non-structural concrete members. Flexural and split tensile strength also increased with fiber addition.