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What to Bring:
General
Host sites will require a certificate of insurance for your group, naming the specific facility at which you will be staying as an additional insured.
 
Host churches will provide restrooms, showers and cooking facilities where you will be able to prepare meals but Volunteer groups will have to provide their own food/groceries and prepare meals.   Marcy, Tim or one of the church hosts will facilitate getting you to local grocery stores as needed upon your arrival.   We can also do some preliminary shopping for you if you would like to provide us with a list a few days in advance.
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None of the current host churches have a fee for the use of their facilities.
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Cots or bunks are provided, but volunteers must provide their own bedding, pillows towels and toiletries.
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individual
  • Bible/Devotional materials

  • Water/Sport Bottle

  • Work gloves

  • Hearing protection

  • Eye protection (Safety glasses or goggles)

  • Dust Masks (N95 or better)

  • Suitable work boots/shoes.   No form of open footwear on work sites

  • Light, loose long sleeve shirts.  (For protection from debris and the sun, and for evenings which you might find surprisingly chilly)

  • Hat  (A brimmed hat will offer the best protection from the sun)

  • Sunglasses

  • Rain jacket

  • Sunscreen…..the serious stuff!

  • Insect repellent

  • Old jeans/long pants & work clothes

  • Flashlight/batteries

  • Cash

  • Toiletries (soap, shampoo etc.)

  • Medications

  • Bath Towel, washcloth

  • Shower shoes/flip flops

  • Bedding: Pillow, Sheet, Light Blanket, Sleeping bag

  • Swimsuit, Water shoes and Beach towel if you are so inclined.

  • Cell Phone/charger

  • Camera

  • Reading material, cards, games for evenings

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