Corporate Group Booking – Team Building for businesses.
Hope Pastures Corporate group volunteering days take place on weekdays between 10.00 am and 3.00 pm, and they run throughout the year.
We can accommodate groups of up to 12 individuals for a donation of £15 per person per booking. This cost covers materials and the time of the staff who organise and oversee the running of the day.
Please note that if you have a group of fewer than seven people, the minimum donation is £105. This is because we still need to organise the staff and materials and oversee the day.
Some of the activities included in the Corporate bookings are:
- Fence painting,
- Shelter painting,
- Gardening,
- Barn and site clearance,
- Fence repair,
- Haynet filling,
- Washing down signs,
- And many more…. We have lots of outdoor jobs!
Please note:
Tasks are physical and outdoors.
Team members must be happy to participate in such conditions and come dressed appropriately.
If team members are unhappy or uncooperative in participating in the intended activity, we reserve the right to suggest they leave.
Many of our tasks are weather-dependent, so changes may be made throughout the day.
Hope Pastures reserves the right to cancel the booking at the last minute if the weather is unsuitable for the planned task. We have minimal indoor tasks, so an alternative may not be possible.
FAQ Section
We can only take up to 12 people at a time.
Corporate events run between 10.00 am and 3.00 pm. The day can be shorter but it will be the same cost.
All tasks are manual/physical. Depending on group size and tasks, we might split you into more than one group, with potentially fewer physical jobs for some of you, as long as the total number of people doesn’t exceed 12
The short answer is ‘no’.
We offer free standard drinks. Cans and Tassimo coffees must be paid for.
No. We have a Visitor Centre where the team can buy snacks or eat their own food, but we recommend they bring their own lunch.
The team will get a morning break of 20 minutes, a lunch break of 45 minutes and an afternoon break of 20 minutes.
A risk assessment will be done in advance of the group’s attendance, and risks will be highlighted with the group at the introduction meeting. They will be asked to sign to say they are aware of the risks of partaking.