StoveTeam’s Interactive Video Presentation for Rotary clubs
StoveTeam International is a nonprofit organization started by Rotarian Nancy Hughes. We are working in Latin America to save families from the dangers of open-fire cooking. The cookstoves we provide not only help families avoid respiratory illnesses, which account for 4 million deaths every year, but they also provide local employment and prevent CO2 emissions! Our innovative approach has won StoveTeam numerous awards, and resulted in the donation of over 79,000 cookstoves to date. But around the world, we are still nowhere close to addressing this issue on the scale it deserves.
To raise awareness for this devastating issue, we developed an engaging and informative interactive pre-recorded video presentation, specifically for Rotary clubs. The video follows the same format as a standard Rotary program, including a Q&A session at the end, while allowing us to show your club the issue of open-fire cooking firsthand and give an inside look at our programs. We have received an incredible response from Rotary clubs so far!
How to use it
To show the video during your meeting, just share your screen and click on the video link below. Please note that StoveTeam’s staff will not be able to attend the meeting, but we will be there in spirit via the interactive video! We have a small staff of only three directors, and we are dedicated to remaining focused on our programs.
The video includes a 23 minute presentation, plus a Q&A session at the end where the meeting host can click on questions to display an answer video.
Important: Let us know the date you plan to show the video so we can make sure it will be active!
Click here for a shortened 10-minute version!
After the video: Explore next steps
StoveTeam’s work is made possible the volunteers and donors who provide our cookstoves for families in need!
Promotional materials
Presentation title
400 cigarettes per hour: The killer you probably don’t know exists
StoveTeam International
StoveTeam is a nonprofit organization started by a Rotarian in Eugene, Oregon that facilitates the placement of safe, affordable, fuel-efficient cookstoves in collaboration with local communities to support families and protect the environment. StoveTeam's innovative model for assisting entrepreneurs in Latin America has won numerous awards for creating local employment while improving health and reducing air pollution. To date, local projects started by StoveTeam in Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras and Mexico have produced more than 78,000 stoves, improving the lives of more than half a million people and preventing nearly one million tons of CO2 from entering the atmosphere.
About the presenter
Forest Resener is a musician, environmentalist, and wilderness enthusiast. As the Communications and Operations Director for StoveTeam International, Forest is excited to raise awareness for the issue of open-fire cooking, while continuing to create innovative solutions that maximize the efficiency, reach, and scalability of StoveTeam’s programs.
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