Charity Wildlife House Making Team Building In Leeds
Wildlife House Making is a charitable team building activity where your group builds wildlife houses in support of biodiversity, with every finished house going to Grow for Life. After a welcome meeting and a word from the charity, your team splits into groups, guided by a woodworking expert who opens with a demonstration. An icebreaker game brings everyone together before the build begins. All equipment, aprons, tools and floor coverings, is provided, and once the houses are finished we arrange delivery to Grow for Life, followed by a post-event impact report.
What’s Included
- A charitable team event that supports wildlife biodiversity
- To start, a word from the chosen charity
- Welcome meeting and split into groups
- Woodworking expert to host
- Receive a demonstration
- Work through an icebreaker game
- Build your houses in groups
- All equipment provided: aprons, tools and floor coverings
- We’ll deliver all your houses to the charity
- Charity: Grow for Life
- Duration: 3 hours
- Start times: 9am – 7pm
- Post event impact report
- Free venue finding service available – enquire for details
What Happens at a Wildlife House Making Team Building Activity?
The event opens with a welcome meeting, followed by a word from Grow for Life to give your team context on the charity and the cause they're building for. Your group then splits into smaller groups, each taking on a wildlife house to build from scratch. A woodworking expert hosts the day, running a demonstration at the start so no prior experience is needed. An icebreaker game runs alongside the build, helping groups gel before the hands-on work begins. All equipment, aprons, tools and floor coverings, is provided for every group. Once the houses are complete, we arrange delivery of every finished house straight to Grow for Life.
Why Wildlife House Making Works for Teams
Wildlife House Making works because it asks something different of your team than the usual away day. Building a physical object from scratch takes focus, communication and a willingness to learn from the woodworking expert, while still leaving room for each group to put their own stamp on the finished piece. The charitable element runs through the whole event rather than sitting at the end as an afterthought: every house your team builds goes directly to Grow for Life, giving the day a clear purpose beyond the activity itself. The post-event impact report reinforces that, giving your team a concrete record of what the afternoon achieved for the charity.
Where Does Wildlife House Making Take Place?
Wildlife House Making can run at venues across the UK. We offer a free venue finding service, so enquire and we'll help find the right space for your group size and location. All equipment needed for the build, aprons, tools and floor coverings, is provided on the day, so there's nothing for you to source in advance. If you have a preferred venue or need somewhere close to your office, let us know when you enquire and we'll work around it.
Wildlife House Making Team Building FAQs
Wildlife House Making is a charitable team building activity where your group builds wildlife houses to donate to Grow for Life, a charity supporting wildlife biodiversity. The event runs for three hours and includes a welcome meeting, a word from the charity, an icebreaker game, a woodworking expert to guide the build, and a post-event impact report. We deliver every finished house to Grow for Life after the event.
Everything is provided on the day: a woodworking expert to host and demonstrate, an icebreaker game, aprons, tools and floor coverings for each group, delivery of the finished wildlife houses to Grow for Life, and a post-event impact report. Your team just needs to show up.
Grow for Life is a charity whose purpose is to nurture people so that they flourish. They provide social and therapeutic gardening sessions for people affected by low confidence, anxiety, depression or isolation. The wildlife houses your team builds support their work by contributing to the biodiversity of the green spaces they use.
Wildlife House Making can run any time between 9am and 7pm, so you can fit the event around your team's schedule. Let us know your preferred time when you enquire and we'll build it into the day.
We arrange delivery of all the finished houses to Grow for Life after the event. You'll also receive a post-event impact report so your team can see exactly how their work contributed to the charity's biodiversity efforts.
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