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Join Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver for an unforgettable week of service, learning, and adventure during Collegiate Challenge! When you’re not on the build site, you’ll have time to explore the Mile High City — from its vibrant arts and food scene to its nearby mountains and outdoor adventures. We have two new constructions sites that are still in the beginning phases, which provides many hands-on experiences! Program Details: Group size: Flexible; most groups range from 8–10 participants if staying in our housing. We can accommodate up to 16 people if your group is able to secure their own! Location: Metro Denver, Colorado Connect with community through service, reflection, and hands-on learning about the barriers to affordable housing in our area. Experience Colorado — enjoy Denver’s art, food, and outdoor adventures during your free time. We’ll also organize community events and opportunities to connect with staff, homeowners, and other volunteers throughout the week. Things to Know: We require a contribution of $125 per participant. This payment is due prior to arrival. We will provide lunches Tuesday – Saturday. We may be able to provide breakfast some days. Groups will be mostly responsible for breakfasts and dinners. Housing accommodations will be offered to volunteers and will be at our Newland Square Apartments. This is a 3 bedroom,1.5-bathroom apartment, which will be mostly unfurnished. Students should bring air mattresses, sleeping bags, and other bedding and toiletries. 

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Join Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver for an unforgettable week of service, learning, and adventure during Collegiate Challenge! When you’re not on the build site, you’ll have time to explore the Mile High City — from its vibrant arts and food scene to its nearby mountains and outdoor adventures. We have two new constructions sites that are still in the beginning phases, which provides many hands-on experiences! Program Details: Group size: Flexible; most groups range from 8–10 participants if staying in our housing. We can accommodate up to 16 people if your group is able to secure their own! Location: Metro Denver, Colorado Connect with community through service, reflection, and hands-on learning about the barriers to affordable housing in our area. Experience Colorado — enjoy Denver’s art, food, and outdoor adventures during your free time. We’ll also organize community events and opportunities to connect with staff, homeowners, and other volunteers throughout the week. Things to Know: We require a contribution of $125 per participant. This payment is due prior to arrival. We will provide lunches Tuesday – Saturday. We may be able to provide breakfast some days. Groups will be mostly responsible for breakfasts and dinners. Housing accommodations will be offered to volunteers and will be at our Newland Square Apartments. This is a 3 bedroom,1.5-bathroom apartment, which will be mostly unfurnished. Students should bring air mattresses, sleeping bags, and other bedding and toiletries. 

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Join Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver for an unforgettable week of service, learning, and adventure during Collegiate Challenge! When you’re not on the build site, you’ll have time to explore the Mile High City — from its vibrant arts and food scene to its nearby mountains and outdoor adventures. We have two new constructions sites that are still in the beginning phases, which provides many hands-on experiences! Program Details: Group size: Flexible; most groups range from 8–10 participants if staying in our housing. We can accommodate up to 16 people if your group is able to secure their own! Location: Metro Denver, Colorado Connect with community through service, reflection, and hands-on learning about the barriers to affordable housing in our area. Experience Colorado — enjoy Denver’s art, food, and outdoor adventures during your free time. We’ll also organize community events and opportunities to connect with staff, homeowners, and other volunteers throughout the week. Things to Know: We require a contribution of $125 per participant. This payment is due prior to arrival. We will provide lunches Tuesday – Saturday. We may be able to provide breakfast some days. Groups will be mostly responsible for breakfasts and dinners. Housing accommodations will be offered to volunteers and will be at our Newland Square Apartments. This is a 3 bedroom,1.5-bathroom apartment, which will be mostly unfurnished. Students should bring air mattresses, sleeping bags, and other bedding and toiletries.