StoveTeam partners with communities in Central America to deliver and sustain clean cookstove solutions that improve health, protect the environment, and ignite lasting change.
Learn More About Our Impact & Current Programs In Our 2023 Annual Report
An enormous problem
Each year, smoke inhalation from indoor cooking fires kills more people than malaria and AIDS combined. And CO2 emissions from cooking fires are a major contributor to climate change.
OUr mission
StoveTeam partners with communities in Central America to deliver and sustain clean cookstove solutions that improve health, protect the environment, and ignite lasting change.
get involved
Help us save lives and forests! There are so many ways to become a part of the Team, from raising awareness through your company giving program to becoming a regular supporter through our monthly Embership program. See over a dozen ways to get involved!
Available Now: StoveTeam’s Award-Winning Cookbook,
“Smoke, The Flavor Of Guatemala”
StoveTeam International is excited to announce the release of their cookbook, "Smoke, The Flavor Of Guatemala". This book celebrates the flavor and culture of Guatemala while illustrating the global issue of open-fire cooking. Enjoy over 70 recipes from local cooks in Guatemala and stories of StoveTeam and the families whose kitchens and homes were transformed with the addition of StoveTeam's fuel-efficient cookstoves. Gourmand World Cookbook Awards recently awarded “SMOKE: The Flavor of Guatemala” with the first place award for cookbooks in Latin America Fundraising. “SMOKE: The Flavor of Guatemala” is available with a donation of $100. This donation supports StoveTeam’s work to bring healthy kitchens to families in Central America.
Cookstoves are one of the best ways to combat climate change
Each $250 cookstove saves up to 12 tons of CO2 from entering the atmosphere, equivalent to the average American’s yearly carbon footprint.
Stay Connected, Subscribe To Our Newsletters
Recent updates
