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Eligibility and Registration
Eligibility
- Host families must be Jewish (i.e. they must include one Jewish adult older than 21 years of age as of August 2, 2026)
- Families with or without athletes competing are welcome to host
- Families must house a minimum of two athletes
Registration Process
Do you have a child you are signing up for tryouts? If so, the host family application is part of that application process. Click here to start the tryout form.
Are you looking to become a host family without a participating athlete? Click the button below to fill out our intake form.
Hosting Expectations
Sleeping Arrangements
Each teen must have their own bed, sofa bed, cot, or air mattress (mattresses can be provided upon request). Athletes may share a room but must each have their own sleeping space. Athletes cannot switch homes, or stay in hotels with parents, delegation heads, or coaches.
Laundry
Host families should be prepared to offer access to laundry, especially to wash athlete uniforms.
Daily Meals
Host families are asked to provide breakfast daily (Monday–Friday), evening snacks readily available when the athletes return home, and Dinner on Host Family Night (see below). All other meals and snacks will be provided by the JCC during the day. All food provided by JCC is kosher and nut-aware.
Transportation
Families are responsible for morning drop-off and evening pick-up, Monday through Thursday. The JCC will provide daytime transportation between events and venues.
Host Family Night
Host Family Night is a designated evening where families plan a fun dinner and activity to show off our wonderful city. This can be done individually or in collaboration with nearby host families. The housing committee will provide ideas, resources, and coordination support to help make the night memorable for everyone.
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