Collegiate ChallengeCollegiate Challenge is an alternative break program that provides opportunities for college students to spend a week of their school break building a house in partnership with Habitat for Humanity South Palm Beach County. A Collegiate Challenge trip may be the best school break trip ever!. Not only do students help people in need — it’s also fun! They have the chance to improve your carpentry skills, connect with new people in a new place and put their faith into action by making a real difference in Habitat for Humanity’s work of eliminating substandard housing.
South Florida is a fun destination for college students to visit. There are many opportunities to volunteer with this program as we start to plan for Collegiate Challenge 2011. If you are interested in any aspect of the Collegiate Challenge program, please fill-out our Contact Us Form.
How can you help with Collegiate Challenge 2011?
Who helped LAST YEAR with Collegiate Challenge 2010?
Please read Collegiate Challenge: What You Need to Know for important information regarding your participation in the Collegiate Challenge program. This printer-friendly document includes information about:
- Age restrictions.
- Group size limitations.
- Costs.
- What a typical Collegiate Challenge week looks like.
- Cancellation policy.
- Insurance information.
- Early Bird Registration information.
- Resources for Christian youth groups.
Seven reasons YOU should participate in Collegiate Challenge:
- Improve your leadership skills.
- Develop and strengthen friendships.
- See the impact your work is having on communities.
- Learn more about poverty housing issues and how you can help.
- Visit new areas of the country.
- Affect a global cause by advocating on behalf of poverty housing issues.
- Help provide a simple, decent, affordable place to live for people in need.
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