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There is a washer and dryer at Grace House, but it is only used in emergency situations.

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Plan for about 8 changes of clothes for daily, work or church attire.

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Daily attire - Casual clothes (shorts, tees, tank-tops jeans) while on the campus and in surrounding areas.

• 3-days of non-working casual clothes

• 7-days of undergarments, socks,

• Hat or head covering

• Jackets or rain gear

• Hoodies or jacket

• Tennis shoes, sneakers, slides, casual shoes for non-worksite activities

• Bathing suit, water shoes

• Sunglasses or shades

• Backpack or small bag for day trips

 

Worksite attire

Work clothes may be permanently stained or damaged.

• 5-days of work clothes; shorts or long pants; t-shirts or long sleeve shirts

• Hard soled work shoes and/or hiking boots;  opened toed shoes on worksites are less preferred

• Work gloves

• Safety glasses (we have these at the center, but most people prefer their own)

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Church services on Sunday or Wednesday

• Collared shirts, blouses and casual pants, capri pants, slacks, skirt or dress.

• Shorts of any type, jeans or sleeveless tops are less preferred.

 

Sundries

• Personal medications (adult chaperones will hold and administer, if requested)

• Spending money for soft drinks, snacks, and buddy bags – we recommend about $50. This also needs to cover lunch on the way down and breakfast on the way back. We encourage a donation to the church we attend on Sunday morning or Wednesday

• Pillow, sleeping bag or bed linens with blanket

• Toiletries (towels, wash cloth, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, eye care, hair care, deodorant, baby wipes)

• Insect repellent

• Sun screen

• Small personal fan

• Camera

• Flashlight

• Board games, cards and other games

• Coloring books, markers, crayons, pencils

• Phone Card - if cell phone is not in roaming

• Musical equipment - guitars, horns, flutes, small drum kits

• Sport equipment - basketball, volleyball, football, badminton or other lawn games.  Lawn darts are prohibited.

• Consider only bringing valuables small enough to store in the car while at the work sites.

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Drivers - Worksites are often muddy and the type of work leave riders extremely soiled. 

• Reusable or throwaway covers for vehicle seats