Celebrating 10 Years of Providing Hope!

Team Building

Why Group Volunteering Works

Packing food bags is naturally collaborative — it requires coordination, communication, and a shared goal, all in a fast-paced, hands-on setting. It’s the kind of shared experience that traditional team-building exercises try to manufacture, except the outcome is real: your team leaves knowing exactly how many children they helped feed that day.

It’s also a low-lift way to give back together:

  • No special skills required — every task is easy to learn on the spot
  • Built-in teamwork — assembly-line packing naturally gets people talking, laughing, and working toward a shared goal
  • Tangible impact — your team can see and count exactly what they accomplished
  • A meaningful break from the office — a few hours out of the building, doing something that matters 

Who Is This For

  • Corporate teams and departments
  • Employee resource groups
  • Churches and faith-based groups
  • Sports teams and clubs
  • School and youth groups
  • Civic and community organizations

How it Works

Group volunteer days are scheduled directly with our team to make sure we have space, supplies, and staff ready for your group. To keep the experience hands-on for everyone, we ask that groups not exceed 25 people.

When you reach out, let us know:

  • Your preferred date(s) and time
  • Approximate group size
  • Any accessibility needs or accommodations

Ready to Bring Your Team?

Contact Michelle Wilson: michelle@hearts-hands-hope.org to coordinate a date