Community Events
Warren Coalition seeks teams for Scavenger Hunt
Warren Coalition is in search of teams to participate in a competitive Scavenger Hunt as part of the No Foolin’ Warren County Rocks event on March 31st! Teams will solve riddles/math problems/etc. and scour Front Royal for five elusive rocks. The teams will complete challenges along the way to earn points. The highest-scoring team and the fastest team will both win prizes!
The entry fee is $100 per team, with a maximum of four people per team. Teams may consist of family members, co-workers, friends, etc. Each team member will receive a T-shirt. Once teams are registered, they will receive a link so they can fundraise online. 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!
Teams will check in and return to the First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall for a Community Showcase, where there will be local displays, a variety of delicious snacks, a trivia contest, a game of resilience bingo, and, of course, awards! The Community Showcase is open to anyone, not just the scavenger hunt participants. The cost is $5 per person, or free to We See You, Warren County members (donations accepted). Registrations for We See You, Warren County will be taken on-site.
To participate in the Scavenger Hunt, gather your team and register online here.
Warren Coalition would like to thank Skyline Insurance Agency, Lightbulb Marketing, and Time Step Films for supporting this event, as well as Annual Top Tier Sponsors Aire Serv Heating & Cooling; Limb Junkies; Beth Medved Waller, Keller Williams Real Estate And WHAT MATTERS; and Warren County Parks & Recreation.
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