2011 MOVWC logo

June 19-25, 2011

deposit and all paperwork must be turned in by april 10 to guarantee your spot!

Mid-Ohio Valley Work Camp is a project organized to give young people an opportunity to serve God by serving others who are in need. This will be the seventh annual camp. In 2004, we were able to paint 33 houses in this area. We will once again be using the campus of Ohio Valley University as our Home Base during the week. All groups will meet in the gym for breakfast and a devotional each morning before dispersing to the various sites. Lunches will be provided at local churches, and dinner will be served in the evenings back at OVU.

The houses that will be painted during the week are referred to as work sites. The tasks at hand at the sites will include scraping, painting, caulking, minor repairs, cleaning up and perhaps light yard work. Most of the houses at the sites are owned by people who
are living on limited incomes or by senior citizens who cannot do the work themselves.

Each site will be inspected by adults and the local electric company before Work Camp begins. First aid is available at each site. Water will be provided at each site during the day. Our policy is always safety first! 

Packing List & Dress CoDE

  Bible/notebook/pen or pencil  Toothbrush and Toothpaste  4inch paint brush  7ft or shorter ladder  Soap  Shampoo  Towels and Wash Cloths  Plenty of work clothes  Sheets for bedding  Pillow  Blanket  Sleeping bag  Sunscreen  Bathing suit/beach towel for  Tuesday evening activity  Sunglasses  Protective goggles (to keep paint chips out of eyes   Money for 5 meals during travel

  GIRLSNo tank tops No short shortsNo midriff shirtsNo low-cut shirtsNo spaghetti strapsNo undergarments showing 
   GUYSNo tank topsNo undergarments showingShirts must be worn at all times

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