#1: Discovery Green was envisioned by several committed Houston philanthropists, who saw the space as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to create an urban park that would redefine the landscape of downtown. To honor the people who came together to build this beautiful place, get your entire group to the top of the large grass mound located near the playground. Once there, take a video of your team all working together to complete the Group Sit & Stand Challenge. Basically, your team members will all be standing shoulder to shoulder in a tight clump/circle with your backs all facing in and your arms interlocked. Slowly lower the entire interlocked group to the ground until you are in a seated position with your butt on the ground, and then slowly stand back up while remaining interlocked. To watch a video of a group successfully completing this challenge click HERE.

#2: Anywhere around the area town take a team picture at any intersection where the two street names are the last names of former US presidents. For example, if there were a Lincoln Avenue and a Washington Lane intersecting then that would be acceptable because those are the last names of former presidents. Make sure both street signs are visible and legible in the background of your picture or take separate pictures with each sign, as long as they are located at the same intersection.

#3: Anywhere around the area find a Texas flag proudly being flown. Once you’ve found one, recruit a group of nearby strangers to help you complete the challenge. Then take a video of your team all singing the first line of the classic 1941 song "Deep in the Heart of Texas", and then have the strangers respond accordingly (with clapping and singing) while the flag is visible in the background! To see an example of this song being sung successfully click HERE. Sing it loud and proud and encourage your Texas loving strangers to do the same.

#4: Get your team to the blue cargo net structure at the Discovery Green playground. Then as a team work together using any of the rope paths/ladders to get everyone up into the large circular net area. Once up there, take a fun team picture hanging out together, before safely getting everyone back down as a team. To see a picture of the structure click HERE.

#5: Take a video of any two team members both successfully completing the “Bottle Flip Challenge” at exactly the same time. Basically, take a video of both members each flipping their own standard (16 ounces or so) bottle of water onto a hard surface, and getting it to successfully remain standing upright once it lands. The bottle can be filled with as much water as needed to improve your chances of completing the challenge successfully. What will make this challenge difficult is getting both people to make a successful flip on the same attempt. If one of you fails, encourage them and both try again. To watch a video of two people successfully completing this challenge together click HERE.

#6: Click HERE to see a mural located somewhere in the surrounding area. Find that mural and have someone take a picture of your unified team all jumping in the air and high-fiving each other at the same time with the mural behind you. Work together as a team to time your jump and high fives so that everyone’s feet are off the ground in the picture.

#7: Today is National Teenager Day (it’s true, look it up). To celebrate, find any teen (or group of teens) around the area and take a video of them teaching your team members how to “Floss”. And no, it has nothing to do with your teeth.

#8: Find any vending machine (either with food, kids trinkets, etc) and put enough money into it that any one item could be gotten. Don’t select anything but instead leave a note that says “Any item of your choice on us! Love, Insperity”. Then take a picture of your team so that the vending machine, the deposited amount (if applicable), and your note are all visible if possible.

#9: Take a video of your team completing the "Paper Airplane Challenge". Basically send some team members to the 2nd level of any building or parking garage and have them toss paper airplanes out into the air in front of them (not just dropping it straight downward). The rest of your team should be on the sidewalk or grass below. Any of your team members at ground level need to catch just one plane before it hits the ground. All team members at ground level can be attempting to catch planes, but only one plane needs to be caught. To watch a team complete this mission successfully click HERE.

#10: Not only is garlic a key ingredient in some of Houston’s most beloved foods, but research shows that consuming raw garlic can boost your immune system. So take a video of all your team members each chewing a separate raw clove of garlic for at least 10 full seconds. Team members should be actively chewing the clove and not just holding it in their mouths. Disclaimer, although healthy this will likely not be pleasant, which is exactly the point, because a team that suffers together grows together.

#11: Houston’s military history runs deep, and the area is surrounded by some of the best military museums in the country. Anywhere around the area find an active military person or a veteran. They could be wearing some form of military or veteran attire, have a military ID, or they could simply describe their military background while you’re completing your challenge. Once you’ve found someone, take a video of them watching your entire team doing 10 push-ups or sit-ups at their feet to honor their strength and courage. After you’ve finished recording, spend a few minutes learning more about their time in the service before you depart, as a small gesture of appreciation.

#12: Anywhere around the area take a team picture with any public digital clock (not a cell phone or personal watch) when the digits add up to 12. For example, 11:46am would be acceptable because 1+1+4+6=12. Similarly, 3:09pm would also be acceptable, or any other time where the sum of the individual digits equals 12.

#13: Take a video of at least half the members in your group completing the "Bite The Bag" challenge. Stand on one leg, bend down and grab a brown paper bag with your teeth and lift it up as you stand back up on one foot. Must remain on one foot the entire time and can not use your arms, hold onto anything, or bump into anything else. To watch a video of someone successfully completing this challenge click HERE.

#14: Take a picture of your team forming a 3-tiered, human pyramid inside of any elevator. You’ll need at least 6 people to properly form 3 tiers, so recruit kind strangers if needed. The elevator can be stopped at a floor with the door open as long as your pyramid is performed inside the actual elevator.

#15: Find a postcard that features this area in some way or a greeting card designed by a local artist and purchase it. Then click HERE to go to the Postcard Happiness Project website and scroll down to the profile for John Craig, an adult with Downs Syndrome from Oregon that loves to receive mail. On your postcard include a fun or uplifting message and sign it with your names or your group name. The mailing address for John can be found in his profile description. Stamp your card and take a picture with it to show you've completed your Act Of Kindness.