We offer Community Leadership and Non-Profit Programs throughout the country. These programs provide participants with group perspective, leadership styles, group communication, and collaborative leadership skills. In addition, our professional team adapts the curriculum to fit your community program’s specific needs and outcomes. We also provide board development training and workshops on specific topics.

“Tim Pflieger and Leadership Racine go hand-in-hand. His understanding and delivery of team building exercises and group process builds 30 individuals to a class of 30 within 24 hours! It is key groundwork that needs to be laid before any other material is covered.”

– Karen Bayer, Executive Director, Leadership Racine

“You did an excellent job of facilitating that reminded me of a mini NOLS Day! I think the students were really challenged to re-define who they are in the confirmation experience.”

– Nick Hatch, Youth Pastor for Appleton’s First Congregational Church

Youth Leadership Development is a fun and rewarding approach to group development and team building. We have created a hands-on experience in which youth learn, apply, and transfer their new-found knowledge back to their school, family, community or organization. Additionally, our professional adventure team will customize a program that fits the needs of your youth non-profit group. We will accommodate half-, full-, or multi-day adventures! These can be facilitated at the Team Leadership Center or at the site of your choosing! Whether it is recreational or life skills training, we will keep your outcomes and goals the focus of the day.

Create & Build Your Own Adventure

Curriculum/Adventure Options:

• Rock Climbing & Rappelling
• Multi Level Adventure Park
•  Indoor High Ropes Elements
• Outdoor Low Rope Elements 
• Leadership & Team Building Development
• Kayaking, Paddle Boarding or Canoeing
• Backpacking & Hiking
• Camping

“As an advisor, it was incredible to see students start to come out of their shells, take risks, and explore their leadership potential. Students were given multiple opportunities to think critically about the role they play in our society and how they can use their skills to benefit others, which I think we can all agree is something our society definitely needs more of!”

– Danielle Schroth, Kewaunee High School SPLAT Program