Today, the manor houses the permanent residents and volunteers, as well as the administration, offices, the common room and a small library.

After the Second World War this camp housed Ukrainian volunteers from the Galician Division of the Waffen SS.

Perhaps it was because it housed volunteers from the Italian Red Cross.

First opened on September 10, 2006, these accommodations are used to house volunteers from across the United States as they help rebuild homes and buildings in the surrounding communities that had been destroyed by hurricane katrina.

Most of their efforts were concentrated on building a camp that will house future volunteers, but several person-hours were dedicated to directly helping some local residents in their reconstruction efforts.

Camp Hope housed volunteers assisting residents of St. Bernard Parish in their recovery from Hurricane Katrina.

The dormitories were also going to house volunteers who were assiduously trying to save the records, damaged during last spring when water had leaked down the walls of the vast storage caverns under Fort.

In the 1992 the Ffestiniog Railway built a hostel to house volunteers working on the line.

Camp Hope in Violet, LA housed volunteers in the Hurricane Katrina recovery effort of St. Bernard Parish since June 1, 2006.

It houses exhibits, Okefenokee Wildlife League bookstore sales area, office space for staff and volunteers, storage, and a 100 seat surround sound auditorium.