Building Change
Building Change is Richmond ToolBank’s group volunteer program for corporate and community teams looking to give back in a truly unique way.
We design turnkey, one-of-a-kind give-back experiences that combine team building with hands-on tool training. Corporate and community teams of all backgrounds come together, at our warehouse or at your location, to roll up their sleeves and build placemaking furniture for local organizations in need. The result is something meaningful for the Richmond region and a deeper sense of connection within your own team.
Bring your team together for a Building Change experience and leave your mark on the Richmond community.
Build Together. Change Together.
Take a behind-the-scenes look at your next Building Change experience.
Interested in a Building Change project?
The Richmond ToolBank’s
Building Change Program makes it easy for your group to roll up their sleeves and give back by providing all the materials, professional instructions, and tools you need for a successful day of service.
Perfect For:
- Corporate Team Building: Foster collaboration outside the boardroom.
- Organizational Volunteer Days: Deepen your commitment to the Richmond community.
- Incoming Cohorts: Create immediate bonds through shared, hands-on goals.
Complete the Building Change Interest Form and a member of our team will be in touch shortly to help bring your build to life.
Sponsor a Build!
Sponsoring a Building Change project is a powerful investment in the people and places that make our region thrive. Your contribution acts as a vital catalyst for community growth, providing the essential resources and professional-grade tools needed to transform raw materials into meaningful assets. By empowering your team to build, you are delivering high-quality, handcrafted furniture to a wide network of local partners.
Our builds make a difference in every corner of Richmond. Recent project recipients include Henrico County Public Schools, the Boys & Girls Club, Richmond City Parks, local youth-serving organizations, and the Scott’s Addition neighborhood community.