Wagon Build Donation is one of our corporate giving programs that directly benefit kids. This one is dedicated to younger children in America who are just learning about life. Wagons are a great learning tool for preschoolers, teaching them coordination skills, imagination skills, social skills, and much, much more.
Your group will be tasked with building full-size, Classic Red Steel Radio Flyer® Wagons. These beautiful wagons are guaranteed to put smiles on the faces of the underprivileged children receiving them.
You’ll also make stuffed toys to add to each red wagon you build, giving each child a friend to share their ride with. You will also be including a copy of New York Times bestseller Renata Liwska’s children’s book, the Red Wagon, an imaginative book for the youngest readers.
To build the wagons, you’ll need all the pieces, the handle, the wheels – and, of course, the tools! But we are not just going to give them to you, you’ll have to earn them by solving puzzles, answering trivia, and memorializing photo and video challenges on iPads® we provide.
You’ll score points for every activity your team completes which will be displayed on your iPads – and points are what you need to buy the tools and parts for the wagon build and stuffed toy assembly.
After all the wagons have been built, teams will gather for a group photo. Scores will then be tallied, and award medals will be presented to members of the winning team!
Your group will walk away feeling energized and hopeful when you see the effects of this heartwarming program. It will drive your passion and lift your energy when a representative from the local Charity shows up to personally thank you and your group for your generous donation.
To ensure a great experience, aspects of this event may be modified for your group size, group makeup, time available, and other variables.
The Build-a-Wagon program was an excellent opportunity to help the community while having fun with teammates we care about, and depend upon every day.” We spend so much time working indoors on difficult projects, it was nice to get outdoors, enjoy ourselves and make something to benefit young children.