Flower City Work Camp 2022
April 3-7, 2023
Important Dates
January 16th –
- Student Applications dueFebruary 1st –
- Worksite, Sidewalk Club, Basketball Camp Leader, and Agency Team Volunteer Leader Applications DUEFebruary 1st –
- Other Adult Volunteer (gophers, shuttle drivers, onsite nurse) Applications DUEMarch 1st
Final Payment DueMarch 8th
Final Day of refunds
Adults
February 1st – Worksite, Sidewalk Club, Basketball Camp Leader, and Agency Team Volunteer Leader Applications DUEApril 1st – Other Adult Volunteer (gophers, shuttle drivers, onsite nurse) Applications DUE
Work Days: Tuesday, Wednesday, ThursdayWork Site Leaders
- These leaders provide planning, direction, and support on Work Sites. These leaders must be present Monday evening and all day Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.Roving Experts
- These leaders are adults skilled in one or more major home repair areas: electrical, plumbing, carpentry, masonry, roofing, etc. Roving Experts are available during Work Camp to assist Roving Experts must be available the Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of Camp.Sidewalk Club Leaders
- These leaders oversee a mini-Vacation Bible School type ministry experience that operates alongside These leaders must be present starting Monday evening and all day Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.Agency Support Leaders
- These leaders provide planning, direction, and support on Agency Support sites while enabling participating students to do the ministry work. These leaders must be present Monday evening and all day Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.Sports Camp Coaches (Basketball or Soccer)
- The Coach works with Work Camp teens to help lead skills and scrimmage events at a City-based mini-camp. These leaders must be present starting Monday afternoon and all day Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.Nurses:
- Nurses provide 24-hour on-site first aid care. Duties are spread out between multiple volunteers. You can schedule your preferred time slot at the end of your application.Kitchen Crew
- Volunteers help to prepare and serve meals provided at Home Base. You can schedule your preferred time slot at the end of your application.Gophers:
- Support Work Site teams by responding to requests for materials or other supplies. Gopher activities include purchasing and delivering materials, moving tools or supplies between sites, and transporting students as necessary. All purchases are reimbursed within 48 hours. These leaders must serve for the full week of Camp.Security
- These volunteers provide security and information at Home Base each morning, evening, and overnight during the week. They help ensure that Flower City Work Camp is a positive, nurturing, and safe place in which our students serve.Overnight Leaders
- Evening support provide necessary supervision for evening activities.
Students
January 16th - Applications Due
April 1st - payments due
Work Sites - 7th-12th-
- From hammers, to drywall, to painting, these students will help in practical ways in a select location. This is great for students who are ready to use their hands and get to work.Sidewalk Club - 10th -12th graders
- A high energy service opportunity all about kids, fun, and Jesus! Sidewalk club is great for students who love forming relationships and caring for those around them. Through fun activities they will spread the hope of the Gospel to the community.Sports Camps - 10th - 12th graders
- Sports camps bring high quality training to communities. Our students get to be a part pf this as they serve the camp leaders and use sports as a way to show care and love for the community.Agencies - 7th-12th
- Even our non-profits need help! Agencies are great for those looking to help others who help the community. Organizing, painting, moving, mulching is all a part of this service opportunity.
COST
1st Child - $180
2nd Child - $165
3rd Child - $145