General Information, Expectations, Policies, Terms and Conditions PLEASE READ CAREFULLY

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General Information, Expectations, Policies, Terms and Conditions PLEASE READ CAREFULLY Thank you for your interest in the Street Reach Ministries in Memphis, TN! We are now enlisting mission teams for Spring and Summer 2020. All weeks for Spring and Summer 2020 are available. We will begin our Spring Session during the week of March 1 and our final week will end on April 3. The Summer Session will begin May 31 and end on July 31. The greatest advantage at Street Reach for your consideration when choosing a site for your mission project is the cost of the week will be all-inclusive. This document explains the general information of the program, what to expect and plan for, our policies, and terms and conditions for the Memphis location. The cost per person for SPRING SESSION - $275.00 and SUMMER SESSION - $275.00 plus the SIGNED Application and a non-refundable team application fee of $100.00. If you have any questions about the expectations, policies, or terms and conditions in this document, please contact the Street Reach Admin offices. director@streetreach.org www.streetreach.org 901.324.3022 3275 Rosamond Ave. Memphis, TN 38122 PLEASE NOTE AND ADD TO YOUR PRAYER LIST: OUR MINISTRY IS A YEAR-ROUND MINISTRY THAT IS FULLY AND WHOLLY SUPPORTED BY YOUR FEES! YOUR FEES WILL ALLOW US TO MINISTER TO THE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES OF OUR COMMUNITY LONG AFTER YOUR MISSION WEEK(S) ARE COMPLETED! GENERAL INFORMATION, EXPECTATIONS, POLICIES, TERMS AND CONDITIONS Page 1

Housing for your team: STREET REACH MEMPHIS PROVIDES Teams will have dorm style facilities; bunks with mattresses (need to bring pillow, linens and towels). Our housing facility has restrooms with showers, a gymnasium, meeting rooms but does not have kitchen facilities! Food for your team (includes arrival pizza dinner on Sunday evening, light breakfast foods each morning (i.e.: cereal, toast, pastries, milk, oj, coffee, etc.), light lunches (i.e.: sandwiches, chips, snacks, drinks, desserts), and catered evening dinners (i.e.: hot, fullcourse meals on three weekday nights). Supplies for all community service projects your team may be assigned to accomplish. Curriculum for the site bible clubs, complete with curriculum and craft ideas. Street Reach staff site missionaries (student summer missionaries) will coordinate each mission site (i.e., Bible clubs, sports camps, light construction projects, community service projects). Sunday night orientation to be led by staff director to acquaint your team members with rules and regulations, area customs and taboos, curriculum, music, and daily itineraries. Evening worship, praise & share times* led by the staff missionaries. Wednesday night no scheduled activities to allow teams to plan their own activities. A video presentation* of your week at Street Reach (still photos taken by our staff at each site during the week.) *only available for summer program GENERAL INFORMATION, EXPECTATIONS, POLICIES, TERMS AND CONDITIONS Page 2

Spiritual preparation of your team. TEAM LEADER PROVIDES Authority, leadership, and responsibility at all times over each member of your team. Submission of a signed 2020 Team Application and team deposit to secure your mission week(s). Teams will be guaranteed space on a first-come first-served basis only with their signed 2020 Team Application and a $100 non-refundable team application fee. Participant fees must be received at Street Reach before March 1, 2020 for Spring Trip or May 1, 2020 for Summer Trip. Transportation of all team members to and from Memphis and local mission sites where your members are participating. Team cooler for your team to use at the Bible Club site. Bible Club cooler for your team to use to provide water to children at the Bible Club site. Work gloves and protective eye wear for your team to utilize during afternoon yard detail. First aid kit in the event that one of your participants needs minor medical attention or over the counter medication. One evening meal for your team during the week, you will be having one night off (Wednesday evening) for a group outing. Equipment and supplies for any games or music that your team would like to provide for the Bible Club participants. Provide crafts for each bible club site that you run. We can provide craft ideas and a supply list if needed. GENERAL INFORMATION, EXPECTATIONS, POLICIES, TERMS AND CONDITIONS Page 3

Registration POLICIES A $100 application fee is due at registration for spring or summer program. Curriculum and information will be sent to team leader upon receipt of app fee. This fee is not applied to total balance. SPRING: At registration Minimum number of participants due (you can ADD at any time)* At registration, the number of participants you register for will be the number of individuals you will be held financially responsible for. If you reduce the number of participants after registration, you will still be held responsible to pay their $100 per person deposits. February 1 $100.00 Non-Refundable Participant Deposits DUE The financial payment due on March 1 is based on the number of participants you registered for. After March 1, you will be held responsible for the remaining balance on the current number of individuals on file. March 1 $175.00 Remaining Balance DUE The financial payment due on May 1 is based on the current number of participants you have on record. This amount is separate from the non-refundable participant deposit. *Cancellation of team at any point after registration will result in a total fee balance assessment. SUMMER: At registration Minimum number of participants due (you can ADD at any time)* At registration, the number of participants you register for will be the number of individuals you will be held financially responsible for. If you reduce the number of participants after registration, you will still be held responsible to pay their $100 per person deposits. March 1 $100.00 Non-Refundable Participant Deposits DUE The financial payment due on March 1 is based on the number of participants you registered for. After March 1, you will be held responsible for the remaining balance on the current number of individuals on file. May 1 $175.00 Remaining Balance DUE The financial payment due on May 1 is based on the current number of participants you have on record. This amount is separate from the non-refundable participant deposit. *Cancellation of team at any point after registration will result in a total fee balance assessment. If more time is needed, we can help! Please communicate needs with Street Reach Admin offices and we will be glad to assist in any way. PLEASE NOTE: Street Reach is unable to accommodate children accompanying teams under the age of 5. GENERAL INFORMATION, EXPECTATIONS, POLICIES, TERMS AND CONDITIONS Page 4

Housing Street Reach dorm check in will take place on Sunday afternoon between the times of 4:00 pm and 6:00 pm ONLY. All teams will be required to participate in Sunday evening Street Reach Orientation. Saturday dorm check in may be approved for groups exceeding 560 miles from Memphis. Saturday check in is only during the hours of 8:00-9:00 pm and requires an early check in fee of $300.00. Sunday breakfast is not included. Friday evening lodging is only available to teams exceeding 560 miles from Memphis. The housing facility is not open on Friday evenings from the hours of 3:00-8:00 pm. Teams wishing to stay over through Sat morning are encouraged to plan an activity off campus during that time. The housing facility closes for re-entry at 9:30 pm. Campus lights out is at 9:30 on Friday and Saturday evenings, no exceptions. Holiday evenings (The weekend of the 4th of July) is not available for stay-over or early check-in. Teams participating in the Street Reach program are responsible for damages occurred to their assigned living areas during their stay. If damages occur, the sponsoring church will be sent an estimate and documentation of the cost of the repair in order to reimburse for damages. Street Reach does not allow participants to walk off campus after 8:00 pm. Leaders wishing to transport participants in sponsored vehicles are allowed. Meals Street Reach is UNABLE to accommodate for food allergies. If a participant presents with food allergies, that student and their diet needs, are the sole responsibility of their youth minister. A team fridge and directions to a Whole Foods store can be provided for teams to purchase their own supplies. Programing Street Reach does not provide coolers for the Bible Club site. We ask that you plan to bring 1-2 coolers and 5 ounce cups for the children at the Bible Club sites in addition to a cooler for your team to use (water bottles work well for team members at stations, but we ask that coolers with cups are used for the Bible Club children.) Street Reach does not provide tarps for Bible Club Sites. If you think that you would like to use tarps at Bible Club you may want to bring a few with you when you come. We ask you to provide crafts for each Bible Blub site that you run. We can provide craft ideas and a supply list if needed. We also ask that you bring equipment to use for games and fun activities at the Bible Club Site (balls, hula hoops, sidewalk chalk, bubbles etc.) GENERAL INFORMATION, EXPECTATIONS, POLICIES, TERMS AND CONDITIONS Page 5

We ask that you provide any equipment that you may need for your club site. We can provide a list of equipment that can be helpful. Many of the equipment you may need you can utilize for your games and recreation station as well. Weapons Policy Individuals are prohibited from carrying a weapon during the course of service at Street Reach Ministries. Weapons are strictly prohibited on all property including parking lots, dorm areas, morning and afternoon project sites. This applies even if an individual is licensed to carry a handgun. Prohibited weapons include any form of weapon or explosive restricted under local, state or federal regulation. This includes all firearms, illegal knives or other weapons covered by the law. (Legal, chemical-dispensing devices such as pepper sprays that are sold commercially for personal protection are not covered by this policy.) This policy applies to all volunteers; staff; associates; contract and temporary associates; and, visitors on Street Reach property or property associated with Street Reach Ministries. GENERAL INFORMATION, EXPECTATIONS, POLICIES, TERMS AND CONDITIONS Page 6