Being the best we can

As a Certified B Corp we consider the impact of every product we release and try to reduce the environmental impact.

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Women & Girls in Nigeria

In Ni­ger­ia 1. 4 mil­lion people are flee­ing be­cause of the at­tacks of mil­it­ant groups in north­east­ern Ni­ger­ia. The scale of this crisis briefly cap­tured the world’s at­ten­tion after the mil­it­ant group Boko Haram kid­napped 200 girls from a school in Ni­ger­ia. In Ni­ger­ia the In­ter­na­tion­al Res­cue Com­mit­tee is provid­ing emer­gency sup­port to thou­sands of dis­placed Ni­geri­ans who have fled the vi­ol­ent in­sur­gency. WakaWaka lights are used in these pro­jects to help wo­men and girls in tem­por­ary shel­ters to move safely after the sun goes down.

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WakaWaka Power 10 Charge

Everyone deserves access to energy

At WakaWaka, we believe sustainable energy is a basic human right — not a luxury. By harnessing the power of the sun, we provide reliable light and power to anyone, anywhere — from adventurers off the grid to communities without electricity.