Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
At Global Solar, we are committed to making a meaningful impact beyond business. Our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives are driven through our dedicated arm, FLAMES, which focuses on delivering sustainable energy solutions to underserved communities.
About FLAMES
FLAMES is led by Phyllis Rugare and governed by a 7-member Board of Directors appointed by Global Solar Pvt. Ltd, bringing together expertise from both industry and commerce.
The board is chaired by a representative from Global Solar, ensuring strong alignment with our mission and values.
What FLAMES Stands For
FLAMES is an acronym for:
F – For L – Less Privileged A – And M – Marginalized E – Energy S – Services
Powering Communities Beyond Energy
At Global Solar, we believe in creating lasting impact through healthcare support, education, rural electrification, talent development, and community upliftment across Zimbabwe.
Donation to Wilkins Hospital
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Global Solar donated an 8kW solar system to Wilkins Hospital to help ensure uninterrupted power supply during critical moments.
Scholarships to Women & Girls in STEM
We support the future of innovation by providing opportunities and scholarships to women and girls in STEM, helping build the next generation of leaders.
Solar Donations to Rural Communities
Global Solar has donated solar systems to rural communities, including the Reformed Church in Zimbabwe and the family of legendary Leonard Dembo’s mother, improving access to reliable energy.
Support for a Mutare Hero
We donated a solar system to the truck driver who rescued people from a fire after an accident in Mutare, recognizing his courage and selflessness.
School & Music Tournaments
We proudly support school and music tournaments that encourage talent, youth participation, and stronger community engagement.
ZERA Golf Tournament & Albinism Support
Global Solar has also sponsored the ZERA Golf Tournament and supported initiatives that help and uplift people living with albinism.
