Holston Helpers

May 9-10, 2025

Has your life been impacted by Holston Center? Are you looking for ways to give back and find fellowship at our favorite spot? Holston Helpers might be the perfect event for you, your community group, or your family! We need volunteers this year more than ever as we prepare for Summer Camp after Hurricane Helene. While most of our Main Camp area has been cleaned up by amazing volunteers, our rustic area, team building area, and many other sections of camp still need lots of help. We are also in need of a good “spring cleaning” in our cabins, and buildings.

Join us for fellowship, fun, and a good dose of hard work.

• Friday, May 9th, will focus on fellowship and connection! We will meet for a delicious dinner at 6:30pm, courtesy of Chef Caleb Chandler, followed by a special Holston-style devotion around the campfire.
• Saturday, May 10th, is when the work begins begins! Breakfast will be served at 8am. Work projects will begin around 9 am, lunch will be provided, and work will wrap up around 4:30 pm. We have a wide range of projects from easy projects for all ages to advance-skilled projects.

Everyone is welcome! Holston Helpers will be a great retreat experience for youth groups, Sunday School classes, families, civic groups, college organizations, and individuals.  Elementary, middle, and high school-aged youth are all welcome.  We ask that a responsible adult is present to provide supervision on projects for anyone under the age of 16. There is no registration fee, however, donations will be accepted to help cover the costs for food and materials needed to complete the projects.

Here are ways you can participate in our Holston Helpers Workday:

• Register for Holston Helpers.
• Underwrite the cost of a project. If you are not available to join us in person, please consider donating to help Holston Center purchase the needed materials.

Holston Helpers is the perfect opportunity to visit the place that means so much to you and many others and to help prepare Holston Center to become that same meaningful beacon to our next generation of campers.