A clock, a scoreboard, nobody on the sidelines
Divide into teams, set a clock, and build. Friendly competition drives faster builds, higher energy, and better participation than any passive event.
Energy that builds itself
Scoreboards, a clock, and friendly rivalry keep the line moving. There is a job at every station and a count that everyone can see.
Structure without stiffness
Light competition format keeps things moving. No awkward icebreakers, no forced fun.
Every kit goes to someone who needs it
Win or lose, every kit built reaches a nonprofit. Kit contents are based on what the receiving organization tells us their community actually needs. The competition drives volume, the cause gives it meaning.
“I was so impressed with the event and how much it helps our community. A big shout out to all the coaches and our Employees for making this such a great success”
How team competition works
Teams are formed and assigned their kits
Participants split into groups. Each team gets the same kit type and the same supplies. The playing field is level.
The clock starts
Teams race to assemble the most kits or the best-quality kits within the time window. A facilitator tracks progress and keeps energy high, then announces the results to the room so the win feels real.
Every kit built goes out the door
When the clock stops, the totals are added up and the kits are boxed for the nonprofit partner. Winning team or not, every one of them reaches neighbors in your own community, and the count and the receiving organizations come back to you afterward.
See our events in action
Watch teams across the country build kits and send them to neighbors nearby.
Matt Forte Foundation
Thanksgiving Event
Kunes
Trade in Hunger Tournament
State Farm
Walworth County Food Bank
Kit Themes
Pick the cause your people will show up for
The theme is what goes in the calendar invite, so it is the first thing anyone reads about the event. Pick the one your team already cares about, or tell us who you want to reach and we will build it custom.
Meal Kits
Shelf-stable groceries your team hand-packs for food-insecure neighbors.
Cancer Care
Comfort packages for patients in treatment, delivered through the oncology clinics and hospital support programs that asked for them.
Senior Care
Nutrition and comfort kits for seniors managing meals, meds, and isolation.
Disaster Relief
Emergency supply kits that reach relief workers within 48 hours of your event.
Military Support
Welcome kits for veterans transitioning out of service and refugees starting over.
Foster Kids
Hope kits filled with essentials and personal items kids can call their own.
Teacher Appreciation Kits
Kits that thank teachers with the supplies they were buying out of pocket.
Fur-Ever Home Kits
Care kits for the animals waiting in shelters and adoption centers.