BE AN EARTH HOUR AMBASSADOR

As an Earth Hour Ambassador, you are formally pledging to change a little part of your life for a sustainable low-carbon future. Every action helps, so whether you’re carrying a reusable shopping bag, turning off the air-conditioner on a rainy day or even taking the public transport instead of driving, we need you to spread the word by challenging your family and friends to take action with you.

What does an Earth Hour Ambassador do?
As an Earth Hour Ambassador, you’ll become an advocate for the world’s largest environmental movement and play a part in Earth Hour 2012 that’s happening on Orchard Road.

To help empower you and the people around you to take action for our planet, you’ll receive an Ambassador Kit that includes:

• a useful and informative guide on eco-friendly living
• a special edition Earth Hour 2012 t-shirt and cap* made from post-consumer recycled plastic bottles
• eco-friendly products and merchandise

You’ll also be among the first to create the 60+ SINGAPORE human formation, which will put Singapore on the Earth Hour global map. To participate, simply wear your Earth Hour t-shirt with pride and join in the investiture ceremony at 7.00pm on 31 March 2012 (report at 6.30pm at Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza). What’s more, you’ll even be awarded with a personalised e-certificate after the event to mark your participation.

*The cap will be given to you at the investiture ceremony.

Who can be an Earth Hour Ambassador?
Anyone who wants to make a difference in the world. But if you’re a child below 1.2m tall, you’ll not be able to participate in the 60+ SINGAPORE human formation, as we are concerned for your safety. However, we’d love for you to join in the other child-friendly activities at the eco-carnival.

How can I be an Earth Hour Ambassador?
Sign-up before 18 March to be an Earth Hour Ambassador. Your participation comes with a joining fee of $35.00 per person. For group registration of 20 or more people, each person will pay $30.00

Sign-up as an Earth Hour Ambassador today!

For enquiries, please contact register@wwf.sg or 6730-8110.

If you are interested in corporate registration, please contact Anthea Kiu at akiu@wwf.sg

You’re energetic and social-media savvy, well connected and influential. You may not be a professional campaigner or an environmental expert (yet), but you do have a genuine concern for our planet and want to bring people together to protect it.

If that sounds like you, you might just be the person we’re looking for to:

1. Challenge anyone and everyone to do their part with the theme “I Will If You Will”.
2. Organise a local Earth Hour event in your street, neighbourhood or among family and friends.
3. Share your efforts on social media platforms for Earth Hour by inserting the hashtag #earthhoursg when discussing responsible environmental initiatives that have been undertaken.
4. Turn off your lights for Earth Hour 2012 at 8.30pm on Saturday, 31 March to show Singapore’s commitment to the planet with the rest of the world.

And don’t forget to check out our free tools and downloads to help unite your local community for Earth Hour 2012!

Earth Hour is a unique opportunity for your organisation to become more sustainable and do something positive for the environment. It’s been an inspiration for millions of people taking the first step towards a cleaner, safer future. It’s not just about saving energy for one hour; it’s about going Beyond the Hour with lasting, behaviour-changing actions for a sustainable planet.

And the best part is, your organisation is just 3 steps away from getting started:

1. Challenge anyone and everyone to do their part with the theme “I Will If You Will”.
2. Organise a local Earth Hour event in your street, neighbourhood or among family and friends.
3. Share your efforts on social media platforms for Earth Hour by inserting the hashtag #earthhoursg when discussing responsible environmental initiatives that have been undertaken.
4. Turn off your lights for Earth Hour 2012 at 8.30pm on Saturday, 31 March to show Singapore’s commitment to the planet with the rest of the world.

Last but not least, don’t forget to check out our free tools and downloads to find out how your organisation can help protect the planet!