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Charity Bike Build
Give back to your local community and have fun with our Charity Bike Build challenge. This popular charity CSR game is a wonderful way for your team to come together, learn something new, and support a great cause.
Our Charity Bike Build challenge combines gameplay, learning physical mechanics, and teamwork, resulting in fully functional bicycles that you can donate or keep for your team.
Our professional emcee will host the game, distribute supplies, and keep track of each team’s points, making sure everyone stays engaged.
Teams build 2 bikes, then test drive them on an obstacle course, and finally -- decorate them for the lucky recipient.
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How It Works
Each team will use a Go Game iPhone that they use to play the game. In the first phase, teams will complete trivia and creative missions to earn points and bike parts. Then they’ll be directed to assemble their bikes. The third phase brings them to different stations for decorating, inspecting, and riding their bike through obstacles!
Customization
Customize your experience by sending us your company-based questions and answers in advance. Your players will be surprised and delighted when those customized questions appear.
Outcomes
Projects and using critical thinking skills are some of the most powerful ways to bring people together and get them out of their shells. Our Charity Bike Build experience allows your team to work together and learn from each other in a whole new way.
On-Site Host
We come to you. We walk you through the process. We crack a few (dozen) jokes along the way. You all have a blast.
From Conference Fatigue to Cookie-Face Glory: Western Governors University’s 32-Team Game Show
Conferences are long. Faculty brains were fried. Western Governors University needed something big, bold, and bright to shake off the Salt Lake City conference haze . So they called us in.
We rolled out our Game Show for 500 faculty members split into 32 teams — and went straight for the good stuff. Custom trivia written just for them? Check. Buzz In battles that made the quietest professors yell? Check. Price Is Right challenges that had everyone rethinking the cost of a box of cereal? Double check. Then came the highlight of the evening: thirty-two grown adults trying to slide Oreos from their foreheads to their mouths without using their hands, as all 468 of their colleagues roared them on.
Because, as it turns out, sometimes the road from scholar to slapstick is only one cookie long.
At the start, the vibe was nervous. Lots of questions. Lots of “Wait, how does this work?” But the second the games kicked off, hesitation melted into laughter. The room was electric, and by the end, these thirty-to-seventy-year-old faculty members were all in — laughing, cheering, competing, and plotting their rematch for next year.
Behind the curtain, our crew of four Go Game facilitators ran the whole thing smoothly, dropping in custom trivia questions and scaling the show seamlessly for 500 people. Meanwhile, outdoors, another Go Game team was running a Classic Adventure for a different group at the exact same time. Salt Lake City was basically ground zero for fun that day.
The result? Five hundred very tired faculty members transformed into five hundred people blown out of the water. They showed up skeptics and left believers — in TGG, laughter, and Oreos.
