FAQ

Who can attend WorkCamp?

  • Rising sophomores, juniors, seniors, and college freshmen may attend WorkCamp. In other words, those who are currently in high school the school year leading up to WorkCamp may attend.

What should I pack for WorkCamp? Will I need to bring tools?

  • Everything you need to bring (and what not to bring) can be found on this packing list.

What does a day at WorkCamp look like?

  • To see a sample schedule for the week, click here.

Can I come as an adult volunteer?

  • To learn more about ways you can get involved, please visit the Adult Involvement page.

Do I need to pay the full amount all at once?

  • No! To register only requires a $50 deposit. Future payments will not be made until a final cost has been determined after the fundraisers, though it will $575 at most. Your initial deposit goes toward your payment of the total cost.

Are there ways to lessen the cost of WorkCamp?

  • This year, we plan to have various fundraisers to lower the cost of WorkCamp. Please visit the WorkCamp Fundraisers page to learn more.

What should I do to prepare for WorkCamp?

  • We will have 3-6 mandatory meetings for WorkCamp starting in either January or February. More information will be released in late November/early December.

Is there a dress code at WorkCamp?

  • All campers and adults must dress in a way that both protects and respects the dignity of our bodies. Tank tops, skin tight clothing, and short shorts are not permitted. All shorts must be no more than 3” above the knee. No profanities or political t-shirts are permitted. Additionally, please refrain from wearing WorkCamp t-shirts at their worksites to protect the dignity of their residents.
  • Additionally, swimsuits must be worn in the showers at all times.