Home for Dinner

A Teamwork Survivor Kit Build for Corporate Social Responsibility and Community Groups

Your team comes to the table. Survivors come home.

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A CSR Experience Your Team Will Never Forget

Most corporate volunteer days end when the event does. Home for Dinner gives your team knowledge they carry forward, and a meaningful way to act on it the same day.

Kimberly Mull leads your group through a powerful, research-based training on trauma and survival: what happens in the brain during crisis, why grounding works, and how to show up for someone in a way that truly helps. Then your team gets hands-on, building care kits designed around the five senses and basic dignity. Every kit is delivered to an organization serving survivors of trafficking and violence.

It’s team building, workforce education, and community impact in one 90-minute session.

Home for Dinner shares its name with Kimberly’s upcoming book, Taken, But Home for Dinner.

The Menu

APpetizer: The Training

An engaging, non-graphic session on how trauma affects the brain and body, and what real support looks like at work, at home, and in the community.

Main Course: The Kit Build

Your team rotates through hands-on stations, assembling each part of the kit and writing personal notes of encouragement.

Dessert: The Table

Finished kits are set along a banquet table as your team comes together to reflect on what they built and who it’s for.

What’s Inside Every Kit

Each kit your team creates includes practical tools for law enforcement and social services to gift survivors of trafficking or trauma. Focused on the five senses, each kit helps ground victims in the present moment and support their healing through trauma-informed sensory stimulation.

Scent

In groups, your team works together to create, mix, and package calming aromatherapy rollers in calming and familiar scents. Scent is one of the fastest ways the brain recognizes safety.

touch

At this station, your group works to create and mix grounding therapy putty in a variety of styles. Working something with your hands brings you back into your body when everything feels out of control. This gift is a favorite among survivors in crisis.

taste

Here, your team works to create and combine a mix of sweet, sour, and savory treats. Taste pulls attention into the present moment, allowing survivors a quicker way to ground themselves in the present.

sound

A small finger piano is added to the kit, along with a card to a custom playlist created by your team of their favorite songs to inspire and support survivors in their time of need. At larger events, multiple playlists may be created as each team member is encouraged to contribute a song.

sight

A handwritten note from your team and a shatterproof pocket mirror decorated with custom decals by your team to ensure each survivor knows they are worthy of getting help.

What Your Organization Gets

  • Employee engagement: A hands-on, team-building volunteer experience that brings departments together.
  • Workforce education: Trauma-informed skills your employees will use with colleagues, customers, and their own families.
  • Measurable community impact: A set number of kits built and delivered to survivor-serving organizations.
  • A ready-made impact report: After your event, you’ll receive a summary formatted for CSR and ESG reporting, with kit totals, receiving organizations, and shareable highlights.

Who It’s For

  • Corporate teams, retreats, and all-hands meetings
  • Employee resource groups and company volunteer days
  • Leadership and executive teams
  • Conferences seeking a hands-on breakout session
  • Colleges & Universities looking for community based programming
  • Rotary, Soroptimist, and other service organizations

PACKAGES

Nonprofit, education, and service club pricing is available.

We work with vetted organizations and agencies nationwide. If you would prefer your kits be used locally, we will do our best to work with those in your immediate area.

Team

Up to 25 Participants / 25 kits

Ideal for small departments, leadership teams, board retreats, and service clubs.

✓ Pre-event planning call to learn your team, your goals, and your event format

✓ Customized trauma-informed training delivered live by Kimberly Mull

✓ All kit supplies and materials, shipped directly to your venue

✓ Complete station setup with signage, instructions, and build materials

✓ Trauma-informed note-writing guide so every message lands with care

✓ Hands-on facilitation of the full 90-minute experience: training, kit build, and closing reflection

✓ Delivery of all finished kits to a vetted organization serving survivors of trafficking and violence

✓ Post-event impact report with kit totals, receiving organizations, and highlights formatted for CSR and ESG reporting

✓ Employee take-home resource: a digital grounding and support guide your team can use at work and at home

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DEpartment

Up to 50 Participants / 50 kits

Great for leadership retreats, college programs, conferences, and more.

Everything in Team, plus:

✓ Additional event time

✓ Sensory item for each participant to take home

✓ Pre-event promotion kit with a ready-to-send announcement email and calendar invite copy to boost attendance

✓ Photo-ready banquet table display of finished kits for your internal communications and social media

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Enterprise

100+ Participants / 100+ kits

This large event is great for regional and national conferences, universities, large company events, and more.

Everything in Team and Department, plus:

✓ Custom branded sensory item for each participant to take home

✓ Dedicated on-site Station Assistant to run build stations alongside Kimberly, so every participant gets hands-on guidance

✓ Expanded station layout designed for large-group flow and energy

✓ Enhanced impact report with photo highlights and suggested social media copy

✓ Press Release distributed by Kimberly Mull Advocacy & Consulting of your company’s service & impact

✓ Optional leadership welcome: a scripted moment for an executive to open the experience and connect it to your company’s values

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Groups over 150 include additional station assistants, quoted separately.

Travel for Kimberly Mull is quoted separately based on location.

FAQ Experiences

What is Home for Dinner?

Home for Dinner is a 90+ minute CSR experience from Kimberly Mull Advocacy & Consulting. It combines trauma-informed training with a hands-on build of care kits for survivors of trafficking and violence.

How many people can participate?

Sessions are designed for groups of 25 to 100+. Larger groups are supported with additional station leads.

Is the content appropriate for a general workplace audience?

Yes. The training is educational and non-graphic. Participants receive an overview at the start, and a quiet space is always available. Participants leave with practical tools and applications for business and family life.

Do we need to provide any supplies?

No. All materials are shipped to your venue before the event. You provide the room, tables, and your team.

How does the support our CSR goals?

Home for Dinner delivers employee engagement, workforce education, and measurable community impact in a single session, and includes a post-event impact report for your CSR and ESG reporting.

Is any part of the costs tax-deductible?

Tax treatment depends on how your organization structures the booking. Please consult your tax advisor. We’re happy to provide documentation and work with vetted local 501(c)3’s to deliver the built kits.

Can you travel to our location?

Yes. Kimberly facilitates sessions across the United States and Canada. Travel is quoted based on location.

Can we combine the CSR experience with a Keynote?

Absolutely! Kimberly has done this a number of ways. From presenting a keynote and CSR workshop at the same event, to providing a CSR experience for a corporate sponsor and a keynote for a local non-profit’s fundraiser that night, we are happy to work with you to make the most of her time in your city. We have also worked with colleges and communities across a region to present at multiple locations in the area within the same week. Coordinating events is a great way to reduce travel costs for everyone.