Adopt a Playground
Are you looking for a truly unique way to take your company’s volunteering programme to the next level?
Based on your company’s volunteering goals and budget, we’ll work with you to find the right adventure playground to ‘adopt’ - meaning you’ll help fund a transformational project at a playground and bring it to life through several hands-on volunteer days. With different teams from your office taking part over the course of weeks or months, all volunteers would have worked towards the same joint goal.
We will take you on a journey, from presenting a bespoke proposal based on our extensive consultation with the adventure playground workers, children and local community, to planning how we’ll get your staff engaged in the volunteer days across several months.
You’ll have a dedicated relationship manager who will provide detailed impact reports, photos and videos from each volunteer day, and staff from London Play Design will be readily available to help engage your teams throughout the partnership through ‘Lunch & Learn’ office visits, to presenting at company-wide events.
Now moving into our third year of our Adopt a Playground programme, we have found that this is an incredibly engaging way for our corporate partners to bring staff together, team-build and truly take part in something meaningful together.
In a time when local councils and community organisations are finding it increasingly difficult to support adventure playground provision across the Capital, we’ve found that London-based companies are stepping up to help fill the funding gap and ensure children can continue to access these incredibly valuable play spaces.
If this could be your company and you’d like to learn more, please get in touch!
Leave a legacy for London’s children.
By adopting a playground and committing to its transformation, your organisation will truly be the driver towards creating a safer and more engaging space for generations of children and young people.
Let's collaborate to bring play, joy and opportunity back to London’s local communities.