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NEEDS LIST
You can help meet the needs of girls living at Camp Duncan. You can view items by categories below or download the complete needs list. If you have questions, please contact Camp Duncan.
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Clothing ItemsAthletic Shoes (sizes 4-10) Boots - Sturdy hiking boots sizes 4-10 Water Shoes – Closed Toed (sizes 4-10) Gloves - Work gloves and winter gloves (girls and women) Hooded Sweatshirts (girls and women) Insulated Winter Coats (zip up, not pull over, girls and women sizes) Jeans - girls and women’s sizes Long Sleeve T-shirts (girls and women’s sizes) Shorts with belt loops (girls and women’s sizes) Shorts, cargo type, girls and women’s sizes XS-XL Socks (Crew) Swimming suits – One piece or Tankinis (girls and women’s sizes S, M, L, XL) Underwear (women’s sizes) Sports Bras Belts Brimmed Hats – For sun protection while paddling
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Campsite NeedsAce Bandages (2"-3") Anti-Fungal Spray Antibiotic ointment Batteries (AAA) Bleach Dish Towels Greeting Cards Hydrocortisone Cream Insect Repellent Isopropyl Alcohol Large Heavy Duty Garbage Bags Laundry Detergent Light Bulbs (Energy Efficient Fluorescent) Napkins Paper Towels Pillows (not feather) Pine Sol Plastic Storage Containers (Large) Shampoo Storage Containers (Large Plastic for holding clothes) Vitamin C Warehouse/Maid Brooms Cot Size Bed Sheets – Flat and Fitted Wool blankets for campers' beds (approx. 90" x 66") Zip Loc Bags (quart, gallon, sandwich) Can Openers (heavy-duty, non-rusting) Tea Pot Kettle for over open fire
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Personal Care ItemsChap Stick Dental Floss Deodorant Soap dish (plastic box) Bug Spray Hair Accessories, hair ties, hair bands, bobby pens, barrettes Hand Soap Hygiene products such as plastic applicator tampon all sizes Mouth Wash Shampoo/Conditioner Hair "grease"/do-rags Tooth paste, large tubes Tooth-brush with cover
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School Supplies3-Rind Binders (2-inch, hardback) Stoarge Clipboards (Plastic, 1 inch, no calculator please) Art Supplies Book bags (Backpacks) Carving tools (We use Flex cut and can usually get a factory discount) Carving gloves (small, medium and large) Colored Markers Colored Pencils Construction paper 32 X 36 Disposable Cameras (Waterproof are great for trips) Dremel grinding tools with attachments Art gum erasers Hole puncher, 3 Ring and single Glue guns with glue sticks, Glue sticks and Dots, two sided tape for crafts and mounting in scrapbooks Graph paper Journals with colorful pens Index cards (colored, unruled, 5X8, 3X5, assorted sizes) Blank Greeting Cards Lined notebook paper (The girls love colored paper, college rule) Pencils (preferable mechanic) Pens Poster Board Sharpies Sketch/Art Pads Stationary Transfer paper (for tracing) Book of stamps (Forever and postcards) Reusable Stencils Writing pads for letter writing Roll of white paper/ butcher paper Wood Burners Colored envelopes Prepaid postcards
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Books(Non-Romantic Please! Paperback!) Children and young adults reading books, preferably classics Audubon Identification Books (Newest possible) Full Set of Appalachian Trail Books Canoe River Guide Books / Paddle Guides for NC, SC, GA, FL Wood Carving Books (with patterns and how to) Beginners Music books Survival Sherpa How To books Eyewitness Science series
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Tools3/4" Auger drill bits 18" long Brace and Bits: 3/4" Small axes/hatchets (Estwing Campers Axe) Bow Saw Blades 30" inch Brace and Bits Hand drill Paint brushes Rakes, Leaf and metal prong Wood Rasps Sand paper all sizes Screwdrivers Phillips and flat head Sharpening Stone Shovels Splitting Mauls Stanley wood chisels - 2" with steel knob in the end Steel Wool Polyurethane finish Metal mesh Utility cart Mantels for Coleman Lantern Unscented Kitchen trash bags Work Gloves preferably leather with velco strap
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Trading Post NeedsCarving tools Day packs or book bags Disposable Cameras (Waterproof are great for trips) Fishing lures (Bass lures - top water, shallow and medium running) Multi-tools (Gerber or Leatherman) Pocket knives (Case/Buck/Old Timer/3 Blade Pocket Knives) (No blades longer than 3 1/2") Postage stamps (books) Wood burners for crafts
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Miscellaneous NeedsGift Cards: Wal-Mart, Lowes, Food Lion, Piggly Wiggly Bibles for the Girls Batteries (AAA, AA, 9 volt, C, all sizes) Pillow cases Cabela’s or Bass Pro. Fishing lures (Bass lures - top water, shallow and medium running) Admissions/Tickets to Museums and events. Metal folding Chairs Manual ice cream churns Subscription to Our State Magazine, The News and Observer or Fayetteville Newspaper, Ranger Rick, BRIO from Focus on the Family, WORLD News Teen and Worldkids (wng.org/family 800-951-6397) Outdoor rocking chairs Storage Containers (34 Gallons Large Plastic totes for holding clothes)
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Chuck WagonCan Openers (heavy-duty, non-rusting) Dish Towels Dishwashing Liquid Garbage Bags (Large Heavy Duty and kitchen size) Napkins Paper Towels Heavy duty pot holders Hot mats/trivets Ziploc Bags (sandwich, quart, gallon, two gallons)
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LaundryBleach Laundry Detergent Dryer sheets Spray stain remover
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Other suggestions/Trip GearNalgene Water Bottles (32 oz. Wide mouth, BPA Free) Tarps (4) 20X20 and (4) 16X20 A-Tubs (heavy duty galvanized steel) Nylon Rope 3/8 inch Life jackets-10 Paddles- 30 assorted lengths Tea Pot Kettle for over open fire Trip food such as jerky, trail mix, dehydrated foods, dried fruit Floating Dry bags Money to pay admission fees at camp sites
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Our Dream ListBand Saw National Geographic Topo Software (Southeastern Regions, Appalachians, Mid-Atlantic) UTV Wooden Gazebo
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Capital NeedsWarehouse that may include Trading post, Arts and crafts (including wood working tools, Laundry room, Maintenance office, Storage) Food warehouse, Emergency shelter Chuck wagon Gravel for roads all over camp Supervisor housing: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths Assistant Director’s House (Large home) Additional chief housing Car port or a pull through parking for 15 passenger vans
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Volunteer OpportunitiesLandscaping (Help to repair sprinkler system) Household chores, vacuuming, cleaning bathrooms, dusting, etc. Seasonal decorating Teaching a skill or craft Helping with Laundry Helping in kitchen especially during events Work as a chief and /or pray for our chiefs.
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