Community Events
Team-Building and Family Fun with Warren Coalition’s Warren County Rocks Scavenger Hunt
It is time for teams to rigorously train for—or at least register for—the second annual Warren County Rocks Scavenger Hunt being held on Sunday, April 28th! This fundraiser for the Warren Coalition sends teams scrambling to solve clues and hunting for five affirmation rocks, while completing hysterically fun challenges along the way to earn points towards the championship title for 2024!
This year, the Scavenger Hunt features two separate divisions: a Family Division, which will start at 1:00 pm, and an Adult Team Division, which will begin at 3:00 pm. A community showcase will be held from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm with refreshments. Hundreds of dollars in prizes will be given away, with awards for the teams that finish the fastest, the ones that score the highest on the challenges, and the overall championship title in each division as well!
The entry fee is $100 per team, with a maximum of four people per Adult Division team and five people per Family Division Team. Each team member will receive a T-shirt. Teams must register by April 4th, but will not need to pay right away. On April 5th, teams will receive a website link so they can fundraise online, if desired. While $100 is all that is needed to qualify for the Scavenger Hunt, teams are encouraged to continue raising funds. The team that raises the most money will receive a prize and earn additional points towards the overall championship title! Will Rockin’ for the Weekend maintain their title for the second year, or will another team knock them off the championship boulder this year?
The location is being withheld until closer to the event.
To participate in the Scavenger Hunt, gather your team and register online at warrencoalition.org/wcrsh.
Warren Coalition would like to thank Skyline Insurance Agency and Berry Media Group for being sponsors for this event, as well as our Annual Coalition Club Sponsors Aire Serv Heating & Cooling; Beth Medved Waller, Keller Williams Real Estate and WHAT MATTERS; and Warren County Parks & Recreation.
For more information, contact Celeste Brooks at celeste@warrencoalition.org.
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