FAQ

We do not honor roommate requests since roommates are assigned by our computer system based on age. At BLC, you will make many new friends and have plenty of opportunities to hang out with old ones during meals, free time, and general assemblies.

While cafeteria staff will be able to tell you about the food choices offered, they will be unable to arrange menus specifically for special needs diets. Salads are offered at both lunch and dinner. There will be more than one choice of food, so just be sure to look around and feel free to ask the cafeteria staff if you have any questions about how something was prepared.

The talent show is not mandatory. However, if you’d like to perform, come prepared with music, instruments, or costumes you may need.

BLC is unique. It is not a sports camp or outdoor experience; neither is the emphasis on lecture or formality. At BLC, you’ll be indoors in meeting spaces, general assembly areas, or the cafeteria. During free time you’ll be outdoors playing pick-up games of Frisbee, football, or volleyball, or just hanging out with friends. The atmosphere is very relaxed. You should plan to wear casual clothing (that meets our dress code) most of the time. One night there will be a more formal banquet time, for which you should dress up. For girls, a nice dress or skirt and blouse is appropriate. Guys should wear dress slacks, a nice shirt, and a coat and tie if possible. There will also be one event in which you will get dirty and wet. This one event is our only outdoor experience of the camp. It’s a team building exercise that we like to call the "Great Experience.”

You should call Tomorrow’s America Foundation at 803.628.0000 in order to confirm your registration and arrange for a new packet to be sent to you.