Corporate Social Responsibility

Our Corporate Social Responsibility projects, or as we like to call them Corporate Consciousness Programs®, have become by our client’s take, the most incredibly fulfilling team building events in the country. In partnership with our clients (participants), we have created custom programs to build classrooms and libraries for underprivileged high school students, delivered green gardens to middle-school children, assembled playgrounds for pre-school children, built soccer fields, football fields, cleaned and greened local parks and beaches, and helped struggling homeowners who needed a helping hand! And it doesn’t stop there! Our teams have reached out and donated over 5,000 bicycles, thousands of care packages for struggling families, paintings of hope for children in the hospital, backpacks for poor children returning to school, dog houses for the ASPCA and countless stuffed teddy bears for children!

In this new economy, and at this time in our history, it is the absolute truth that giving back is not only an incredible experience good for your team, but an incredible opportunity for every community. Based on the idea that all corporations have an incredible and indelible affect on our communities and environment, each of our Corporate Social Responsibility projects is focused on improving local communities, enriching the lives of others and cementing the incredible bond for your team.

Programs can be designed for a few hours, half day, full day or multi day.  You tell us and we are ready to go! Our Corporate Social Responsibility programs are fully facilitated events that combine a fun and energizing team experience with a community development initiative. The available options for community development projects are endless and customizable. There are environmental projects, projects that benefit needy families and schools, as well as all types of programs that benefit countless children’s charities and animal shelters.

Read about our existing programs below or call us for some more ideas. Check in with your team too. You’ll probably find at least one person who is already actively involved with a particular organization and would be ecstatic to have their whole team work on a

project together.