Walla Walla University
204 S College Avenue
College Place, WA 99321
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Walla Walla University (WA) Project
The Walla Walla University (WA) Project is one of our many efforts based in North America. Each year, Maranatha works with organizations in the United States and Canada to provide volunteer labor for various construction or renovation projects.
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Overview
The Walla Walla University (WA) Project is one of our many efforts based in North America. Each year, Maranatha works with organizations in the United States and Canada to provide volunteer labor for various construction or renovation projects.
Walla Walla University was founded in 1892 and currently serves more than 1,400 students.
Maranatha volunteers will transform a large, centrally-located building on campus into "Neighbor Space." This vibrant, outward-facing hub will house the Center for Humanitarian Engagement, a Tool Library, and a variety of student-led initiatives aimed at serving the broader Walla Walla community. Volunteers on this project will work on various tasks like window replacement, stucco repair, and exterior painting.
We hope you can join us!
Leaders
Gail Lutton
Project Coordinator
David Gott
Construction Superintendent
Itinerary
Arrival
Departure
Depart from Walla Walla Tuesday, July 21
Flight Details
If you are planning on flying to the project, the closest airport is Tri-Cities Airport (PSC). This is approximately 50 minutes from the school. Or you may fly into Walla Walla Regional Airport (ALW), 7 miles from campus.
Please book flights that come in before 6 pm on the arrival date. If you need to fly in later, please check with the Maranatha office to confirm that your arrival time can be accommodated. If you will be flying outside of the arrival and departure date, please check with the Maranatha office to confirm your dates can be accommodated as well.
Please send your itinerary to volunteer@maranatha.org so pick up arrangements can be made.
Tuesday July 7
Campus Arrival
Wednesday July 8
First Work Day
Tuesday July 21
Depart from Campus
What's Included
Participants are responsible for their own travel expenses to and from the project.
Three meals a day, accident insurance, and local housing are free in exchange for your volunteer labor.
Three meals a day, accident insurance, and local housing are free in exchange for your volunteer labor.
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Project Site Info
Accommodation Details
Walla Walla University will be providing housing in the Residence Hall with shared restrooms. There is also 40 RV spaces available with full hookups.