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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long are the summer programs?

A: Arizona Youth Rush summer programs are a ten-week commitment, usually beginning in early June and ending in mid-August.

Q: Will we take time off?

A: Yes. There is a “home leave” weekend in the middle of the summer. There is also a spiritual retreat at the end of the summer, where all the students from different programs get together.

Q: Will we attend Arizona camp meeting?

A: We attend the Arizona Conference's English & Spanish Campmeeting during their last Sabbath.

Q: What is the weekly schedule like?

A: We work Sunday-Thursday.

Q: How much commission will I earn?

A: Commission is 35%.  At the end of the program, students who complete the ten-week commitment will receive an additional 15% retroactive commission bonus.

Q: How will I be paid?

A: You will be paid by check at least twice per month.  Some schools, however, require that magabook program earnings be forwarded from the conference in order to receive the matching scholarship.

Q: How do I get a matching scholarship?

A: The "matching" scholarship comes from the educational institution which you, the student, are attending.  Different schools have different policies--check with your school.  Most schools simply want money plus a statement from us explaining your summer earnings.  We provide this statement to every student after the end of the summer.  Note: Some schools do not provide any matching scholarship.

Q: I attend a non-SDA school. Can I still receive the earnings from my summer of canvassing?

A: Yes, you will still receive your full earnings when you fulfill your 10-week commitment, even if you decide to attend a non-SDA school. However, certain SDA schools provide a matching scholarship amount in addition to your canvassing earnings.

Q: What about pocket money?

A: Students can elect to receive 5% of their donations on Fridays.  However, this will reduce end-of-the-summer earnings which may be subject to the SDA school matching scholarship.

Q: Who is behind Arizona Youth Rush programs?

A: The Arizona Conference Corporation sponsors the Youth Rush programs within its territory.

Q: What documents will I need to bring to the program in order to verify my eligibility for employment in the United States?

A: The federal I-9 employment authorization form explains what documents are required.

 

Still have questions? We'd love to hear from you! Feel free to contact us at: 269-325-2578. Ask for Jason Carlson.