Group size
10 - 1,000
Event duration
2 hours
Location
UK wide
Venue
Indoor or Outdoor
What is the Charity Living Wall team building?
Get your team’s creativity and collaboration flowing with the Charity Living Wall, a hands-on, feel-good team building experience with a lasting impact. Your group will work together to design and build a stunning vertical garden. Along the way, engaging challenges will put teamwork and problem-solving skills to the test, making the experience both fun and rewarding.
But the best part? Your hard work doesn’t just stay in the room. Once completed, the living wall will be donated to a deserving charity, transforming spaces in hospitals, schools or care homes. These lush, green installations do more than just brighten up a space, they improve air quality, create a calming atmosphere, enhance focus and inspire creativity.
How will the Charity Living Wall team building make a difference?
This activity strengthens teamwork and collaboration while introducing participants to hands-on gardening skills as they design and build a stunning vertical garden.
Beyond the event itself, the real difference comes from the lasting legacy left behind. You have the opportunity to choose a local charity or community space, such as a school, hospital, care home or any other place in need of a transformation, to donate your completed living wall. Living walls improve air quality, reduce stress and create a soothing environment that promotes wellbeing.
How does it work?
1. Pick a Project
We will guide you through the options and how they work, including location, content & running format.
2. Pick a Charity
We partner with several charities you can support, or you’re welcome to choose a different charity that aligns with your goals.
3. Make a Difference!
Not only will you and your team bond through fun activities, but you’ll also be making a real difference in the lives of those in need.
Frequently Asked Questions
Through the Charity Living Wall team building activity, you have the freedom to choose the charity or community space you’d like to support. Whether it’s a local school, hospital, care home or any other organisation or home in need of a revitalising touch, the completed living wall can be donated to enhance their environment. By selecting a cause close to your heart, you can make a meaningful difference in the wellbeing of those who benefit from these spaces, while leaving behind a lasting legacy of collaboration and community support.
The Charity Living Wall team building event offers a range of benefits that go beyond just building a green space. It fosters teamwork and communication as participants collaborate on designing and creating a beautiful, functional living wall. The event encourages creativity, problem-solving and shared responsibility. Plus, it provides a hands-on opportunity to learn about sustainable gardening and the positive environmental impact of living walls.
By choosing to donate the completed living wall to a local charity or community space, participants have the chance to give back to their community in a meaningful way. Living walls improve a physical space and help create an environment that promotes wellbeing and positivity for others, whether it’s in a hospital, school or care home. It’s a feel-good experience that combines personal growth, team development and community impact all in one.
The Charity Living Wall team building event can accommodate between 10 and 1,000 participants, making it flexible for both small teams and larger groups. Whether you’re organising a more intimate session or a company-wide experience, the event can be tailored to fit your group’s size and venue.
We offer a wide range of charity team building activities to suit any team and the goals of your organisation. For example, you can support children in need in Africa through our Charity Bike Build, or help animals in shelters by building feeders and furniture for their enclosures in the Change an Animal’s Life team building activity. Contact our expert team today for personalised recommendations and pricing details