Toy Raiders: Charity Team Building Activity

Overview
Goals & Outcomes
Agenda & Activities

Welcome & Warm-Ups (20-30 minutes) Atlanta Challenge staff welcome the participants and get everyone excited for the team adventure.
Team Up! (5 minutes) We lead some fun warm-up activities that also randomly create small teams for the event.
Recovery Challenges (90-120 minutes) Teams attempt to recover the parts for their bike by completing a series of challenges through the legendary “Seven Steps to Paradise.”
- The Obelisk Mystery Teams combine cryptic clues to unravel the mystery of the ancient obelisk.
- The Four Keys Teams solve a tangram-based puzzle where each person controls only part of the solution.
- The Secret Symbol Teams must communicate silently to uncover the correct path forward.
- The Court of the Underworld Teams navigate a maze using a large all-hands teamwork device.
- The Oracle Message To gain access to the next chamber, teams complete a series of mental and teamwork challenges to satisfy the Oracle.
- The Celestial River Teams use limited materials to cross the legendary celestial river.
Accessory Challenges Teams complete additional trivia and brainteasers to earn points for purchasing accessories or missing bike parts.
Assembly (15 minutes) Teams assemble their bike, have it pass a safety inspection, and then accessorize it.
Group Discussion (5-10 minutes) All teams come together to share their experiences and lessons learned.
Charity Introduction (5 minutes) We introduce the charity that will be receiving the toys. For large groups, a representative from the charity may be available to accept the donation.
Wrap-Up (5 minutes) We end with a few final words and a group picture with the completed bikes.
Details
Length
2 - 3 hours
Venue
Meeting space, seated in rounds.
Group Size
25-250 people in teams of 7-9 each.
Includes
✓ Professional facilitation
✓ All materials
✓ Setup and tear down
✓ Application exercises
✓ Digital review materials
✓ Event photos
✓ Toys for donation
✓ Delivery to charity
Wits End Productions
