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Give your group the experience of a lifetime!
We are so grateful for your partnership as an ASP Group Leader. You have an awesome opportunity to change the lives of your group members. And whether you're planning your first or your 30th ASP trip, we're here to support you in doing just that.
The rewards of an ASP trip start long before your group arrives in Appalachia. The preparation itself can be one of the highlights of your program year – a fun, motivational, real bonding experience for your group that will rally your whole church around the cause.
Here you'll find everything you need to lead a successful, meaningful, and life-changing trip. From what to bring, to what to expect -- we provide tons of resources to help you plan your trip, learn about Appalachian history and culture, conduct effective fundraisers, and apply your ASP experience to the rest of your life.
So get ready. Get set. And give your group the experience of a lifetime!

NEW! Group Leader Training
Join us for a Group Leader Training Weekend, where you'll get planning tips from ASP staff and veteran volunteers. And you'll get a glimpse of what to expect this summer with on-site construction training.
» Sign up for on-site Group Leader Training Weekends
Even if you can't make the weekend, you can browse our online library of Group Leader Training Videos any time. They're loaded with insider info from seasoned ASP group leaders.
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