Bridge to Tomorrow Events

We focus on building bridges between students of all various positions and persuasions by bringing them together through engaging, immersive and experiential events. Regardless of their stance on issues ranging from climate and borders to individual rights, race, and ethnic challenges, our creed is that we can all "DO BETTER", as conduct matters most with one's talents, skills and resolve for tomorrow's world. 

We can create a unique event tailored to your campus environment. All of our events focus on inclusion in the literal sense; getting anyone engaged who is willing to be part of the solution instead of part of the problem!

Some of our CGC past experiences have been building bridge to tomorrow, engaging life beyond campus, by organizing non-partisan events in nature and is campus and/or
community spirited. This can be anything that fits your school’s unique student body composition, physical location, and an identifiable local need or interest. Past events held by CGC include an oceanside and lakeside beach cleanups, a 2.5-mile border cleanup along the Rio Grande in Brownsville, Texas, and a group raising of a 90’x 50’ American flag. We have even pop-up cinemas!

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This semester, we are launching our new program, called “Bridge Works”. Great leaders create more great leaders, and we can help funnel more customized content to tell your campus chapter story. CGC’s actually investment in you is our creativity. Our role is repurposing your campuses current environment, to grow engagement for you, create buzz, and scale our efforts through  other curated engagement with interactive events also,  like:

A. Wireless Tailgate Crawl
B. “Cam on the Campus” immerse in the crowds on camera
C. Street Art Slam competition  putting something removable onto a
statue or putting temporary artwork on sidewalks and streets.

D. “Play It Cool” circle.
E. “Treasure Hunt”-use money balloons.
F. “Act of Kindess Box”
G. “Task Master Team Building” Event-Speed Ice breaker
matches.
H. “Jumangi Lock Box” tournament
I. Street Art Contests
1. Thought Bubble Wall
2. Reverse Graffiti Woolight black light
J. Publicity Stunts (filming on the streets) (Dropping money or
cashing in planets/found item for money). Ambush events or
locations with stickers on pool cues, drinks, shirts, ect. Or sporting
events like Nascar, football games snowboarding events.
K. “Rock the Streets”-passing out “Messaging stones”
L. Mural Contest-using chalk, powder or colored tape
M. “Truth or Dare Jenga”
N. “Engagement Table”-no advertising, just spontaneous
footage asking students on campus engaging questions with focus
group of people that pass by. Talk live and breathe: TPUSA with
topics that capitalize on their interests and desires.
O. “Campus Core Contest” -Merch with a mouth.
P. “Heart to Heart Hands” on campus-unexpected and
interactive.
Q. “Dance Battle” throw down the cardboard old school!

R. Hosting Night Fishing Tournament