Strayboots, a leader in creating unforgettable team-building experiences, has partnered with SolarBuddy, a nonprofit organization dedicated to eradicating energy poverty by providing solar lights to children in some of the world’s most underserved communities.
We are thrilled to announce that we are now a part of SolarBuddy’s The “Hour of Power” — a program that not only builds stronger teams but also contributes to a global cause that can change lives.
Download The “Hour of Power” Brochure
Bringing Two Missions Together: Team Bonding and Giving Back
The “Hour of Power” program is a revolutionary approach to team building that seamlessly blends the mission of giving back with the goal of strengthening team bonds. It’s a refreshing change from traditional team-building activities, offering companies a way to align their commitment to social responsibility with an engaging, hands-on experience that excites and inspires participants.
Here’s how the “Hour of Power” brings these two missions together:
- Introduction to Energy Poverty: The session kicks off with an eye-opening presentation that introduces participants to the pressing issue of energy poverty. This isn’t just a lecture; it’s an opportunity to connect your team with a global challenge and inspire them to be part of the solution. Participants will leave with a deeper understanding of how access to energy can transform lives, particularly in education, health, and safety.
- Collaborative Solar Light Assembly: After the presentation, your team will roll up their sleeves and get to work on assembling solar lights. But this isn’t just a simple task—it’s a chance for your team to engage in meaningful work that directly impacts children in need. The collaborative nature of this activity not only strengthens teamwork, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills but also reinforces the idea that working together can create real, positive change.
- Creating Personal Connections Through Letter Writing: To deepen the impact, each participant will write a personal letter to accompany the solar light they’ve assembled. These letters are more than just words; they’re messages of hope and encouragement that bridge the gap between your team and the children who will receive these lights. This personal connection adds an emotional layer to the experience, making it more memorable and impactful.
- Making a Global Impact: Once the solar lights and letters are completed, they are returned to SolarBuddy, who ensures they reach children in off-grid communities around the world. This is where your team’s efforts come full circle. The lights they’ve assembled will enable children to study after dark, opening up a world of possibilities and paving the way for a brighter future.
The “Hour of Power” is not just about giving back; it’s about creating a sense of purpose and unity within your team. For companies that prioritize social responsibility, this program is an ideal way to reinforce those values in a fun and engaging way. It’s particularly impactful for organizations in the energy, gas, and utility sectors, where the mission of providing reliable energy aligns perfectly with the goals of SolarBuddy.
This program offers a unique and exciting alternative to traditional team-building activities, ensuring that your team walks away not just with stronger bonds, but with the knowledge that they’ve made a real difference in the world.
Ready to Make an Impact? Contact Strayboots Today
This program offers a unique and exciting alternative to traditional team-building activities, ensuring that your team walks away not just with stronger bonds, but with the knowledge that they’ve made a real difference in the world.
To learn more about how your company can participate in the “Hour of Power” and make a difference in the lives of children around the world, get in touch with the Strayboots team today.
We’ll help you customize the experience to fit your team’s needs, ensuring that every participant walks away feeling inspired, connected, and empowered.
Download The Hour of Power Brochure for more information here .
