• Show Up for Shape Up Shantituck Registration

    SUNDAY, November 8, 2026
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    Thanks for your interest in showing up for Shape Up Shantituck, scheduled from 9:30 am to 4 pm Eastern on SUNDAY, November 8, 2026.   You may come for a few hours or all day.   Men, women, guys, and gals are all welcome.  Girl Scout membership is NOT required.  There will be plenty of different types of work to do!

    We will have several different kinds of indoor and outdoor projects available, as well as work appropriate for all ages.  We will provide lunch to those who want it; please indicate on the form below if you and your group will be eating lunch. 

    If you have are a high school or college student in search of service hours, we can sign or otherwise document your service hours.   Please help us spread the word to others who may want to give service hours too.  

    For planning purposes, we ask you to indicate your approximate arrival and departure times and give us information about your household or troop group. 

    Please help spread the word!  We depend on volunteers to help keep our camp welcoming for all.  Thank you SO much for helping us out at camp!  

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  • Who's coming?*
  • LUNCHES:  We are planning a soup and sandwiches lunch for workers who are at camp over the noon hour.  Expect a basic lunch that might include soup, sandwich makings, and other typical lunch foods.  We will plan the food closer to the event. If anyone indicates their group includes vegetarians, we will be sure to provide a vegetarian options.  Those who have other food preferences or allergies need to plan to bring items to supplement the planned lunch.  

    Please indicate below whether you will be eating lunch with us at camp.

  • I and my group will eat the lunch provided.*
  • Are you or anyone in your group vegetarian?*
  • The site team is working on prioritizing what needs to be done and will assign you tasks appropriate for you and your group (and your skill level) quickly upon arrival.  At the time this registration form was completed, we anticipate the following types of work may be available.  How much we can do depends on how many people attend. Our plans could change or expand.  Please note that this list is likely incomplete; we may have additional tasks to assign by the time the work day arrives -- but the list gives you a notion of the types of work we hope to get completed.  

    • Help prepare units for the winter camping season
      • clean interior of lodges, cabin, kitchens, and bathrooms
      • check firecircles and tidy up as necessary
      • remove leaves from porches, decks, and unit houses (with electric leaf blower)
    • Help "winterize" our seasonal units 
      • clean and help shut down seasonal flush toilets
      • help prepare platform tents for the winter 
      • move mattresses to winter storage
    • Possibly help build picnic tables and/or new benches for fire circles
    • Spread mulch on trails and grounds as needed 
    • Work on road and trail clearance
      • pick up downed small branches and twigs
      • clear trails of brush and low branches as needed
      • possibly remove honeysuckle and other invasive species
      • possibly work on trail markings
    • Trim downed trees of branches, cut/split wood for firewood; distribute cut wood where needed
    • Other indoor work
      • inventory equipment
      • check unit boxes and clean contents as needed
      • clean tables and chairs
      • other cleaning and indoor work, especially if it's rainy outside. 
    • Other jobs we identify before the work day
  • Camp has tools like rakes, shovels, brooms, etc. and some power and hand tools needed for dealing with branches and saplings. But sometimes we can accomplish more if you bring tools of your own. Do you or any in your group have any of the following tools you can bring for your group to use? (We will have some tools at camp, but we also depend on borrowing additional tools from participants in the work day.)
  • What to bring and wear:

    • Wear clothing appropriate for the expected weather (remember it can be a good deal cooler in the woods than in a city)
    • Wear sturdy close-toed shoes or boots
    • Bring gardening or leather gloves if you will be working outside
    • Bring rubber gloves for cleaning
    • Bring a rain jacket or poncho if rain is predicted
    • Bring a personal water bottle (we will have refill stations available)
    • Consider whether you need insect or tick repellent.  Ticks have been pretty bad this year. 
    • Bring any personal tools you listed above
  • Optional: Please check below if you need an official letter from us documenting service hours.
  • Thank you for registering.  You will automatically get a copy of this form when you submit.  The response will also have contact information for us, should you have any questions or decide you need to change your plans. We look forward to seeing you at the Work Day.  Please help us recruit additional workers by sharing this link with others who like to do service!  Thanks!

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