Sean and Kyle of Red Light Challenge have been giving back to their communities since they started performing in 2013. In the spring of 2014, the brothers decided to create their own community-involvement program called “Red Light Challenge, Green Light Go”. This program is a fun and inspirational non-profit school assembly program that consists of music, student-interaction, and a positive message that empowers students to achieve their goals. The program is an interactive performance that highlights themes such as teamwork, determination, and respect. The band has organized multiple events that have taken place at schools, Boys & Girls Clubs of America, and more.

“Sean and Kyle of Red Light Challenge entertained the students at Manana with their rockin’ songs and inspiring message. It was great to see the students inspired and the band giving back to their community. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the performance.” – Alika Ahu, Vice Principal at Manana Elementary (HI)

Red Light Challenge has also participated in numerous community events and activities from the start. They have volunteered for many organization including the Special Olympics and the Leo Club, and have even donated proceeds to public school arts programs.

In 2015, the band also partnered with the National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii, co-writing the song for the foundation’s documentary, organizing an elementary school assembly, and volunteering for the Kidney Camp.

In 2017, Red Light Challenge coordinated a Tribute Concert for late singer Chris Cornell. This free show was entirely donation-based and all funds earned from the event (approximately $1,000) were split between the Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline and the Boise All-Ages Movement Project.