Q: Will I be able to pay for project and have money for school from my job during the summer?
A: Yes, the money a student can earn while working on the SBP can more than cover the costs of the project while leaving some leftover to help towards the upcoming school year.
Q: Will I need to find a job before arriving at SBP?
A: No, it is not required to have a job before arriving at the SBP and students will have a chance to find one after they arrive. Campus Outreach staff serve as a liason between employers and students but it is still each student's responsibility to find a job at the project. Students are free to line up jobs before arriving to the project if they desire.
Q: Can I leave the project during the summer?
A: The effectiveness of the Beach Project comes from consistent and undistracted participation, therefore, the SBP Guidelines state that "No out-of-town trips are permitted." On occasion, the director will give exception to this rule after understanding the uniqueness of an individual situation. A student's acceptance to the project may be affected by the need to leave the SBP.
Q: What is support raising?
A: Support raising is asking individuals, families, and churches to sponsor a student during the summer to help pay for the expenses of the project. Raising support can be a great way to cover the costs of the project as well as a great way to let others participate in your summer experience of growing with the Lord.
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