Host a Clark’s Toy Workshop Event
The same switch that activates a toy today may one day help someone control their environment, communicate with others, or participate more independently in everyday life.
Host a Modification Event
Corporate Volunteer & Team Building Events
Bring your team together for a hands-on volunteer experience that creates meaningful impact for children with disabilities. Clark's Toy Workshop's adaptive toy modification events combine team building, community engagement, and disability inclusion education in a unique and memorable workshop experience. Participants learn how battery-operated toys can be adapted with accessibility switches, making play more independent and accessible for children with physical disabilities, complex medical needs, and communication challenges.
During the workshop, participants receive guided instruction from experienced facilitators and work together to modify toys that will be donated directly to children with disabilities throughout the Denver metro area and beyond. No technical experience is required. These interactive events are ideal for corporate volunteer programs, employee engagement initiatives, disability awareness activities, and organizations seeking meaningful community service opportunities. Every toy modified helps create more opportunities for inclusive play, learning, independence, and joy.
Ideal for: Businesses, corporations, community organizations, schools, church groups, and volunteer organizations.
Host a Distribution Event
Connecting Children with Disabilities to Accessible Play
Partner with Clark's Toy Workshop to host an adapted toy distribution event for the children and families you serve. These events provide free adapted toys and accessibility switches to children with disabilities who may benefit from switch-accessible play. Adapted toys allow children with limited motor abilities to independently activate toys, participate in play, and experience greater inclusion alongside their peers and siblings.
Distribution events are designed for organizations that support children with disabilities and special healthcare needs, including hospitals, pediatric therapy clinics, home health agencies, community-centered boards, school districts, early intervention programs, and nonprofit organizations. Our team works with your organization to coordinate registration, toy selection, family education, and distribution logistics. Together, we can help increase access to affordable adaptive equipment while promoting inclusive play opportunities for children of all abilities.
Ideal for: Hospitals, pediatric clinics, therapy providers, home health agencies, community-centered boards, school districts, early intervention programs, and disability-focused nonprofits.
What Sets Our Events Apart
01 / Education That Creates Lasting Impact
Every event begins with an engaging presentation about inclusive play, accessibility, and the challenges many children and young adults with disabilities face when accessing toys and leisure activities. Participants gain a deeper understanding of how adapted toys and assistive technology can increase independence, participation, and quality of life.
02 / Hands-On Learning & Skill Building
Participants don't just watch—they actively learn how to modify toys and create accessible play opportunities. Our guided workshops teach practical adaptation techniques while giving volunteers the opportunity to develop new skills and contribute to a meaningful community project.
03 / Direct Community Impact
Every toy modified or distributed goes directly to children and young adults with disabilities in our Colorado community. Participants leave knowing exactly who they helped and how their efforts will create opportunities for play, learning, communication, and independence.
Interested in hosting a toy modification workshop or adapted toy distribution event?
Contact Clark's Toy Workshop to learn how your organization can support inclusive play, increase accessibility for children with disabilities, and make a lasting impact in your community. We offer customized volunteer experiences, corporate team building events, and community toy distribution programs throughout Colorado and the greater Denver area.
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Interactive presentation on inclusive play, accessibility, and disability awareness
Education on adaptive switches and assistive technology
Hands-on toy modification training led by experienced workshop instructors
All toys, adaptive switches, materials, tools, and supplies provided
Step-by-step instruction suitable for beginners with no technical experience required
Opportunity to modify and test adapted toys
Discussion of the impact adapted toys have on children and families
Professional event coordination and planning support
Safety training and supervised workstations
Optional children's activity table for family-friendly events
Opportunities for future volunteer engagement and community distribution events
Meaningful team-building experience with measurable community impact
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0:00 – Welcome & Registration
Meet the Clark's Toy Workshop team
Event overview and introductions
0:15 – Inclusive Play Presentation
Why play matters
Barriers children with disabilities face
Understanding adaptive switches and accessibility
Real stories from children and families
0:40 – Toy Modification Demonstration
Learn the toy adaptation process
Review safety procedures
Watch a live modification demonstration
1:00 – Hands-On Workshop
Participants modify toys in small groups
Test adapted toys using adaptive switches
Learn beginner adaptation techniques
2:15 – Impact Reflection & Q&A
Discuss community impact
Explore future volunteer opportunities
Group photos and celebration
2:30 – Event Wrap-Up
Workshop schedules can be customized based on group size, age range, and organizational goals.
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Step 1: Schedule Your Event
Contact our team to discuss your goals, group size, location, and preferred event format.
Step 2: We Handle the Planning
Clark's Toy Workshop provides event coordination, educational materials, toys, adaptive switches, tools, and trained instructors.
Step 3: Learn & Build
Participants learn about inclusive play and accessibility before working alongside our team to modify toys and create accessible play opportunities.
Step 4: Make an Impact
Completed toys and adaptive devices are distributed to children and young adults with disabilities through schools, hospitals, therapy providers, community organizations, and family events.
Step 5: Stay Connected
Organizations can continue supporting inclusive play through future volunteer opportunities, toy distributions, adaptive switch fabrication events, and community partnerships.