Saturday, October 3, 2020

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Keep an eye out for more details to come regarding our Weekend of Kindness this October 24th and 25th!





Monday, May 11, 2020

Important Announcement Regarding TSW 2020

We have decided that this year, TSW is going to look a little different. We made the very difficult decision to hold the week online, in accordance with the advice of the government and public health officials, rather than in-person at the Maria Kaupas Center. We already have many exciting plans in the works! Be on the lookout for more information soon on eTSW 2020!


Wednesday, January 29, 2020


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Interested in learning more about Teen Service Week? Been on the Week before but want to bring a friend this year? Come help us spread the word about Teen Service Week while making sandwiches for the Port Ministries Bread Truck. Pizza and refreshments will be provided! 

Questions? Email teenserviceweek@gmail.com 

Wednesday, September 11, 2019

Thanks for a great TSW 2019!

We are busy planning Teen Service Week 2020, but wanted to post some fun pictures from TSW 2019 and thank our whole TSW community for a great week! 








Friday, June 7, 2019

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We are always humbled by the generosity of folks towards Teen Service Week. Some have asked if they can donate food items. Here is a list of requested food items that Laura and Elyse at Homesite put together for donation.

Please email us at teenserviceweek@gmail.com to let us know if you will be bringing any items, and we can remove from the list. Thank you! 

2019 Donation Wish List:
Aldi take and bake pizza (5 cheese, 2 pepperoni, 2 meat)
apple sauce ( 2 large containers)
avocados (8-10)
bagels (8-10 bags) 
bagged ice, 2-3 bags for first day (7-10 lbs bags)
beans - canned, black, kidney, garbanzo
Black olives, sliced, 3 cans
bread - white, wheat (10-15 loaves) 4 loaves still needed
broccoli (3 bags, frozen)
brown sugar (1 bag)
butter (1 lb.)
butterscotch chips (1 bag)
cakes, cobblers, pies, etc.
cake mix (3 boxes)
caramel dip
cereal - variety of kinds, including some high fiber brands (10  boxes)  2 boxes still needed
cheese, for crackers (3 lbs. cheddar, Swiss)
cheese, sliced (4 lbs. American)
cheetos (4 large bags) 
chives (1 bunch)
chocolate chips
chocolate frosting (5 containers) 3 still needed
cookies (large containers or homemade)
corn chips (3 large bags)
crackers (2 boxes)
croutons (5 bags)
cream cheese (variety of flavors for bagels) 5-6 containers 3 containers still needed
Dawn dishwashing liquid ( large bottle)
dried fruit--raisins, cranberries
eggs (4 dozen)
English muffins 
freeze pops
2 French bread rolls  (for garlic bread)
fruit (fresh: blueberries, apples, peaches, raspberries, grapeswatermelon, bananasstrawberries)
graham crackers (2 boxes)
granola
greens (all kinds for salad)
ground beef (15 lbs) 10 lbs still needed
guacamole
Hamburger buns (60)
Hand soaps (5 pumps)
hard shell tortillas (2 packages)
honey (1 small container)
hot peppers
hot sauce (1 bottle)
hummus
iced tea mix
jelly (12 jars) 8 jars still needed
ketchup (1 bottle)
Kool-aid mix
lemonade mix
lettuce for salads
m&ms (plain)
Manwich for sloppy Joes  (8 cans) 4 cans still needed
margarine (2 large tubs)
marshmallows (3 bags mini)
milk (2 gallons skim, 2 gallons 2%)
muffins (any size, any flavor)
mushrooms (2 large container, fresh)
mustard (2 small bottles)
nuts--all kinds
onions (3 lbs) white and red
orange juice (1 gallon)
paper napkins
paper towels (6 rolls)
Parmesan cheese (1 large shaker bottle)
peanut butter (12 jars) 6 jars still needed
pickles (dill slices, one large jar)
pita chips
pork and beans (2 cans vegetarian) 
pot scrubbers
potatoes - 40 good sized baking potatoes (for potato bar)
potato chips (4 large bags)
pretzels (3 large bags)
Ragu (meatless), 7 jars (12 oz or bigger)
raisin bread
Rice Krispies cereal (2 boxes)
salad dressings (4-6 bottles, variety of flavors)
salsa (3 jars mild, 3 jars medium)
shredded cheddar cheese (at least 5 lbs.)
shredded mozzarella cheese (at least 5 lbs.)
snickers bars (1 bag)
3 boxes spaghetti 
sour cream (32 oz.)
spinach
steel cut oats or oatmeal (80 servings, not instant)
sugar (4 or 5 lbs.)
sweet potatoes - 10 good sized sweet potatoes (for potato bar) 
tater tots (9 bags) 5 bags still needed
toilet paper (16 rolls) 7 rolls still needed
tortilla chips (5 large bags)
Twizzlers
trail mix
veggie burgers (2 boxes)
vegetables (fresh, all kinds, tomatoescarrots, celery, cucumbers, peppers)
yogurt (large tubs)
white rice (2 lbs.)
waffle batter (1large  box/bag)


Wednesday, January 23, 2019

Applications are live! Apply today!

Our 2019 TSW Applications are now available! Apply today to reserve your spot! Questions? Email teenserviceweek@gmail.com 

Wednesday, June 6, 2018

Food Donations Appreciated!


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We are always humbled by the generosity of folks towards Teen Service Week. Some have asked if they can donate food items. Here is a list of requested food items that Laura and Elyse at Homesite put together for donation.
Please email us at teenserviceweek@gmail.com to let us know if you will be bringing any items, and we can remove from the list. Thank you! 

2018 Donation Wish List:
Aldi take and bake pizza (5 cheese, 2 pepperoni, 2 meat)
apple sauce (large containers)
avocados (8-10)
bacon (8 lbs)
bagels (8-10 6-8 bags)
bagged ice, 2-3 bags for first day (7-10 lbs bags)
beans - canned, black, kidney, garbanzo
bread - white, wheat (10-15 8-13  4-9 loaves)
brown sugar (1 bag)
butter
butterscotch chips
brown rice (2lbs)
cakes, cobblers, pies, etc.
cake mix (3 boxes)
caramel dip
cereal - variety of kinds, including some high fiber brands (10 6 boxes)
cheese, for crackers
cheese, sliced for sandwiches
cheetos (4 large bags) 
chocolate chips
chocolate frosting 
cookies (large containers or homemade)
corn chips (3 large bags)
crackers (2 boxes)
croutons (5 bags)
chili
cooking oil (one regular sized bottle)
cream cheese (variety of flavors for bagels) 5-6 3-5 containers
dried fruit--raisins, cranberries
eggs (8 dozen)
elbow macaroni (4 boxes, 24 oz. each)
English muffins
freeze pops
fruit (fresh, all kinds: blueberriesapples, peaches, raspberries, grapes, watermelon, bananasstrawberries)
garlic bread (4-6 boxes)
graham crackers (2 boxes)
granola
greens (all kinds for salad)
ground beef (9 lbs)
guacamole
hard shell tortillas
honey
hot peppers
hot sauce (1 bottle)
hummus
iced tea mix
ketchup (1 bottle)
Kool-aid mix
lemonade mix
lettuce for salads
m&ms (plain)
margarine (2 large tubs)
marshmallows (3 bags mini)
mayonnaise (2 30oz. jars)
milk (2 gallons skim, 2 gallons 2%)
muffins
mushrooms
mustard (2 small bottles)
nuts--all kinds
onions (3 lbs)
orange juice (1 gallon)
pancake mix (for 100 pancakes)
paper napkins
pickles
pita chips

pot scrubbers
potato chips (4 large bags)
pretzels (3 large bags)
raisin bread
red onions (1 small bag)
refried beans (9 cans)
Rice Krispies cereal (2 boxes) 1 box
 salad dressings (4-6 bottles, variety of flavors)
salsa (3 jars mild, 3 jars medium)
shredded cheddar cheese (at least 5 lbs.)
shredded mozzarella cheese (at least 5 lbs.)
snickers bars (1 bag)
soft shell tortillas
sour cream (8 cartons, 16 oz. each)
spinach
steel cut oats
sugar
syrup for pancakes
taco seasoning packets (8-10)
tater tots (5 bags)
tortilla chips (5 2 large bags)
Twizzlers
trail mix
veggie burgers (2 boxes)
vegetables (fresh, all kinds, tomatoescarrots, celery, cucumbers, peppers)
yogurt (large tubs)
white rice (2 lbs.)





Tuesday, February 6, 2018

Saturday, June 3, 2017

Requested Donations for Teen Service Week

We are always humbled by the generosity of folks towards Teen Service Week. Some have asked if they can donate food items. Here is a list of requested food items that Laura and Elyse at Homesite put together for donation.
Please email us at teenserviceweek@gmail.com to let us know if you will be bringing any items, and we can remove from the list. Thank you! 
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2017 Donation Wish List:

apple sauce (large containers)
avocados 8-10 for first few days
bacon (8 lbs)
bagels (8-10 bags, of 6 or 8 in each bag)
bagged ice, 2-3 bags for first day (7-10 lbs bags)
beans- canned, black, kidney, garbanzo
bread (white, wheat) sandwiches 10-15 loaves
brown sugar
butter
butterscotch chips
brown rice 2lbs
cakes, cobblers, pies, etc.
caramel dip
cereal - variety of kinds, including some high fiber brands (10 boxes)
cheese, for crackers
cheese, sliced for sandwiches
chips (family size bags)
chocolate chips
chocolate frosting
cookies (large containers or homemade)
crackers
croutons (5 bags)
chili
cooking oil, one regular sized bottle
cream cheese (variety of flavors for bagels) 5-6 containers
dried fruit--raisins, cranberries
eggs (4 dozen)
elbow macaroni--4 boxes (24 oz. each)
English muffins
fruit (fresh, all kinds including: blueberries, apples, peaches, raspberries, grapes, watermelon, bananas, strawberries)
garlic bread 4-6 boxes
graham crackers (2 boxes)
granola
greens (all kinds for salad)
ground beef (8 lbs)
guacamole
hard shell tortillas
honey
hot peppers
hummus
iced tea mix
jelly  10 jars for lunches
ketchup
Kool-aid mix
lemonade mix
lettuce for salads
m&ms (plain)
margarine
marshmallows
mayonnaise, 2  30oz. jars
milk (2 gallons skim, 2 gallons 2%)
muffins
mushrooms
mustard
nuts--all kinds
onions
pancake mix
paper napkins
peanut butter 10 jars for lunches
pickles
pita chips
pot scrubbers
pretzels
raisin bread
red onions
refried beans
Rice Krispies cereal
salad dressings 4-6 bottles, variety of flavors
salsa 
shredded cheddar cheese at least 5 lbs.
shredded mozzarella cheese at least 5 lbs.
snickers bars
soft shell tortillas
sour cream (6 cartons)
spinach
steel cut oats
sugar
syrup for pancakes
taco seasoning packets (8-10)
tater tots (5 bags)
tortilla chips
Twizzlers
trail mix
vegetables (fresh, all kinds, tomatoes, carrots, celery, cucumbers, peppers)
yogurt (large tubs)
white rice--2 lbs.