Turn recovered conference signs into useful clipboards while bringing employees and youth together through a simple, hands-on CSR activity.
Designed as an easy drop-in workshop, participants assemble clipboards side by side using pre-cut pieces made from recovered event signage. The activity is quick to learn, easy to facilitate and creates a natural opportunity for employees and youth to connect while making something useful together.
Each youth participant leaves with their own upcycled clipboard along with customizable Life Skills sheets designed around topics such as education, budgeting, goal setting and mindfulness.
And the learning can continue after the workshop. Youth can visit our free Life Skills Hub to download additional sheets and resources to use with their clipboard.
Each Clipboard Kit Includes
- Pre-cut recovered rigid sign board
- Metal clipboard hardware
- Assembly components
- Customizable Life Skills sheets
- Access to additional free resources through the Life Skills Hub
- Step-by-step assembly instructions
Each clipboard is unique, with colours and graphics varying based on the recovered signage available.
Perfect for employee engagement, ERG initiatives, community partnerships, youth programs, Corporate Family Days and CSR events.
Have Materials or Need Materials?
Have retired foam core, Coroplast or Falcon board event signs ready for their next use? Supply your own signs or explore available materials through EMN Find & Share Materials.
Workshop Details
- No minimum quantity
- Approx. 4-week turnaround
- Materials arrive pre-cut and ready for assembly
- Simple, low-barrier activity suitable for drop-in participation
- Life Skills sheets can be customized for your program or youth audience
- Each clipboard is one of a kind; graphics and artwork placement will vary
Good to know: The products shown are past examples and are not available for purchase. Your finished clipboards will be created from the recovered event signage you select or supply.
Community Impact Report Included
Every project includes a Community Impact Report documenting the materials recovered, how they were transformed, employee and youth participation and the community impact created.
