FAQ

Q: What are we going to do?
A: Replace Mr. Morin’s roof and hang sheetrock in his house. Mr. Moren is undergoing chemotherapy. He knows how to do the work — he just can’t physically do the work. See photos on back.

Q: Who can go?
A: This experience is for middle school, high school, and college-age students. We also need some adults to go.

Q:Do I have to know construction?
A: We can teach you what you need to know.

Q: Can I really get on the roof?
A: Only if you are 17 years old or older.

Q: Will meals be provided?
A: Yes. All meals are provided.

Q: Do I really have to wear a hard hat?
A: Yes. Safety is a priority on the worksite.

Q: Can we get a gift for Mr. Morin?
A: Yes! Be thinking about what we want to get him. We will try to purchase it before we go.

Q: Can I invite friends?
A: Of course!

What to Bring

• Bible
• Pen/pencil
• $ for snacks, outings, etc.
• Clothes
• Work clothes
• Twin bed linens/pillow
• Towels
• Toiletries (toothpaste, toothbrush, deodorant, etc.)
• Basic tools for sheetrock and roof work(hammer, gloves, drywall knives & pans, etc)
• Games
• Notarized 2010 Medical Release Form (if you don’t already have one)
• Other paperwork

What Not to Bring

• Tobacco products
• Alcohol
• Drugs
• Weapons
• Fireworks

Paperwork/Forms

(see below)

Registration Flyer
WBC 2010 Medical Release Form
Valley Baptist Mission/Education Center Policies and Rules
Faith Communities for Disaster Recovery – Youth
Faith Communities for Disaster Recovery - Adult