b'team buildingEvent attendees participate in a Family Feud-esque game show. Photos courtesy of TeamBonding.that give back to the community.team building itself. Its a win-win-win: During the pandemic, Goldsteinfor the company, the community and recalls that people were verythe employees.concerned about themselves, but notAnother interesting emerging so much about others. They held nodynamic is that, although many charitable events for two to people are back in the office, they three years.may not know each other very well. But the tide is turning back towardsPeople were hired, replaced or empathy. Our charitable programschanged during the pandemic. Theypopular? Goldstein points to one tried have been the first to return, saysneed to get to know each other better.and true option: The one we do most Goldstein. Programs that donateWe have a lot of programs that dooften is our Survey Game Show. Its bicycles to kids, build kits for peoplethat, such as collaboration tanks, like Family Feud, Goldstein explains. with cancer, military care kits,says Goldstein. Game shows are easy and fun, and sustainability programs, volunteerWhat other post-pandemic team- people can really get to knowprogramsthings that are not aboutbuilding activities have proveneach other.34 CORPORATE MEETINGS & EVENTS corporatemeetingsnetwork.ca'