Response to Family Units Crossing Texas Borders
Contact Information
Response to
Marla Bearden: 214-828-5382
Family Units Crossing Texas Borders ( mostly mother and young children) Crossing Texas Borders in the Rio Grande Valley Association
Dates to be determined by individual groups and coordinated with Vanessa Quintanilla!
Gerald Davis: 214-828-5382 Vanessa Quintanilla: 956-279-5515
Email Us At: [email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Come for the week or come for the day. No onsite registration will be taken due to capacity limits. To be a part of this great week you must: Thank you for your interest and commitment to participate in the upcoming Disaster Recovery Mission Trip. Below is detail information regarding Disaster Recovery trip ministering to Immigrant Family Units. Please read it carefully.
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Who Can Attend? Youth, collage age students and adults, no children. (Youth may only work at the Food Bank) Registration: Sign up by going to For The Children click the GO Button at the bottom of the page. Registration Fees: There is a $15 registration fee per person required that covers accidental insurance, a name badge, a tshirt and back ground check cost. No onsite registration will be taken. Housing: Valley Baptist Retreat Center/ The Hacienda 1600 Business Hwy 83 (Corner of Business Hwy 83 & Stewart Rd.) Mission, TX 78572 (956) 585-4393
Cost: If the group is at least 15 people, The Hacienda can provide 3 meals and a dorm stay for $32-$35/day depending on meal choices, With no meals, it is $18-$20 in a dorm per night depending which facility is available. . When calling to book rooms, group leaders should inform the office staff that they are coming to help with the Border Crisis. Any questions or clarifications should be directed to the Camps on the Rio reservations office at the above phone number.
Click here for reservations: http://www.campsontherio.com Dress: Check the weather for how to dress before you pack, you will be working so pack work clothes. No short shorts or clothes for are revealing or inappropriate. First Aid: Groups need to provide their own first aid kits. Participants will convene each day at 8:00 am at the Haci3enda Camp, job assignments will be discussed and assigned. Worksites: Calvary Baptist Church, McAllen, Address: 1600 Harvey St, McAllen, TX 78501 Phone:(956) 686-4364 - Laundry for Family Units Wear your Disaster Recovery t-shirt while working at this site. Sacred Heart Catholic Church Relief Center - 306 S 15th St, McAllen, TX 78501 (956) 686-7711 Sorting and passing out Donations, Spanish Speakers may interact with families. Wear your Disaster Recovery t-shirt while working at this site. Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley - 724 N Cage Blvd, Pharr, TX 78577 (956) 682-8101 – Work will include sorting donations, Wear your Disaster Recovery t-shirt while working at this site.
Primarily all groups will be doing distribution sorting.. Each participant needs to bring the following items: - work clothes that will get dirty - a pair of inexpensive leather work gloves - a pair of inexpensive rubber gloves Transportation: Transportation to and from the Churches and to work sites is at the expense of the group/individual. This includes transportation to and from the worksites.
Response to
Marla Bearden: 214-828-5382
Family Units Crossing Texas Borders ( mostly mother and young children) Crossing Texas Borders in the Rio Grande Valley Association
Dates to be determined by individual groups and coordinated with Vanessa Quintanilla!
Gerald Davis: 214-828-5382 Vanessa Quintanilla: 956-279-5515
Email Us At: [email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Come for the week or come for the day. No onsite registration will be taken due to capacity limits. To be a part of this great week you must: Thank you for your interest and commitment to participate in the upcoming Disaster Recovery Mission Trip. Below is detail information regarding Disaster Recovery trip ministering to Immigrant Family Units. Please read it carefully.
.
Who Can Attend? Youth, collage age students and adults, no children. (Youth may only work at the Food Bank) Registration: Sign up by going to For The Children click the GO Button at the bottom of the page. Registration Fees: There is a $15 registration fee per person required that covers accidental insurance, a name badge, a tshirt and back ground check cost. No onsite registration will be taken. Housing: Valley Baptist Retreat Center/ The Hacienda 1600 Business Hwy 83 (Corner of Business Hwy 83 & Stewart Rd.) Mission, TX 78572 (956) 585-4393
Cost: If the group is at least 15 people, The Hacienda can provide 3 meals and a dorm stay for $32-$35/day depending on meal choices, With no meals, it is $18-$20 in a dorm per night depending which facility is available. . When calling to book rooms, group leaders should inform the office staff that they are coming to help with the Border Crisis. Any questions or clarifications should be directed to the Camps on the Rio reservations office at the above phone number.
Click here for reservations: http://www.campsontherio.com Dress: Check the weather for how to dress before you pack, you will be working so pack work clothes. No short shorts or clothes for are revealing or inappropriate. First Aid: Groups need to provide their own first aid kits. Participants will convene each day at 8:00 am at the Haci3enda Camp, job assignments will be discussed and assigned. Worksites: Calvary Baptist Church, McAllen, Address: 1600 Harvey St, McAllen, TX 78501 Phone:(956) 686-4364 - Laundry for Family Units Wear your Disaster Recovery t-shirt while working at this site. Sacred Heart Catholic Church Relief Center - 306 S 15th St, McAllen, TX 78501 (956) 686-7711 Sorting and passing out Donations, Spanish Speakers may interact with families. Wear your Disaster Recovery t-shirt while working at this site. Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley - 724 N Cage Blvd, Pharr, TX 78577 (956) 682-8101 – Work will include sorting donations, Wear your Disaster Recovery t-shirt while working at this site.
Primarily all groups will be doing distribution sorting.. Each participant needs to bring the following items: - work clothes that will get dirty - a pair of inexpensive leather work gloves - a pair of inexpensive rubber gloves Transportation: Transportation to and from the Churches and to work sites is at the expense of the group/individual. This includes transportation to and from the worksites.
