rent The One-Eighty! Want to book our facility for your next party, reunion, or dinner? We would love to have you! Feel free to scroll down and review our terms, conditions, and fees. We're happy to talk with you if you have any questions, so please don't hesitate to ask! We're excited to host your next event! ​ Please note that our facility is not available during these times: Tues - Fri // 2:00-6:30p Wed // 6:00-8:00p Fri // 6:00-11:30p Sun // 3:00-7:00p RENTAL RULES AND FEES RESERVE YOUR SPOT NOW! DOWNLOAD & PRINT YOUR RESERVATION SO WHAT'S INCLUDED? discover below... CLASSIC ARCADES P1 READY Choose your Console! Want to host a gaming marathon for the ultimate challenge? We're ready for you! PLAY ON! Table Competitions Challenge your top competitor to a match! You will have access to our standard-size pool tables and ping-pong table and all the equipment you'll need!

Kitchen Table Welcome to the Kitchen Table Page. A space where teens from the Teen Center & Kingdom Community gather to discuss real-life questions over a family meal! Family Dinners Wednesdays 6:00p-7:30p Want to sponsor a Wednesday Dinner? Thank you! SPONSOR A DINNER!!

rent The One-Eighty's party trailer COMPLETE YOUR RESERVATION! The Party Trailer is free to use for anyone in the community. Our only “cost” is that you would step outside your comfort zone a little, and use the party trailer as a way to invite folks from your neighborhood--hopefully, someone new that you don’t know. Since 2002 One-Eighty has been in the business of building bridges in our community. One of the centerpieces of our programming is our “Intentional Neighboring" Program. We’ve moved One-Eighty staff into neighborhoods identified by Lodi PD as underserved and in need of help. These staff members build relationships, intentionally reaching out to folks from diverse backgrounds, in order to build stronger and more resilient communities. We’ve seen huge success with these efforts, with joy, hope, and transformation taking place both in the neighborhoods and in the lives of our Intentional Neighbors themselves. It got us thinking… why can’t every follower of Jesus see themselves as an “intentional neighbor?” After all, Jesus' first miracle was a party (John 2), and the first time Jesus sent out his disciples, he sent them with specific instructions to enter new houses, eat together with people, bring healing where they are hurting, and (only after all this is happening) proclaim that the Kingdom of God has come near (Luke 10). The Party Trailer was designed as a way for you to begin doing something similar. So by all means, use it to throw a great birthday party or other fun events for friends and family, but also bring in people you don’t know. Get to know them, love them, and give and receive grace and peace with them. We believe that when Jesus’ followers invite others into their lives, good things happen. The Gospel becomes very real, and our city becomes a much better place. ​ Serving our City, The One-Eighty Team ​ P.S. Here is the less important "fine-print" : Once you’ve reserved your Party Trailer date with our admin, someone from our team will reach out to you with a pick-up time and instructions for use. There are handy instructions for clean-up inside the trailer door. We ask that you return everything clean and nice, and if you use up the gasoline or propane, you replace it for the next party. If something breaks or is damaged, no worries. We will fix it. Just make sure to let us know.

Community Easter Sunrise Service 2024 March 31, 2024 ~ 6:00am 14890 N Alpine Road, Lodi CA 95240 all are welcome! Normally we would be at Lodi Lake, but it's under construction! ​ So this year we decided to take it into the country!" --- Bring your blankets and chairs, hot coffe e and cocoa, kids and grandparents as we worship our risen King at sunrise ! If you've been to a s unrise service before, you can expect the same great start to your morning as in years past. With bonfires and cold noses, we will worship and dive into God's Word together! -- ​ Donuts will be there for the early birds (while supplies last...)! ​ ​ SEE YOU THERE! QUESTIONS? Mail Phone Song Sheets Note WOULD YOUR CHURCH LIKE A PROMO PACKAGE FOR SUNRISE SERVICE 2024? DOWNLOAD

Rental Terms and Fees One-Eighty Teen Center is a church-based, private, non-profit organization whose mission statement is to: “impact the lives of high school and junior high students by providing a safe place for teens that produces meaningful activities, mentoring relationships, and support systems that encourage spiritual growth and promote positive development.” The Teen Center has been extremely successful in its mission thus far through cutting-edge events, attractions, programs, and authentic mentoring relationships that positively impact kids’ lives. The Teen Center and its programs are a reflection of many partnerships throughout the Lodi area. Community businesses and volunteers give much of their time, energy, creativity, and finances to see this dream come to fruition. The One-Eighty Teen Center is solely funded through community donations, grants, fundraisers, and United Way. Lives are being changed at the One-Eighty Teen Center! Come visit and see for yourself! The One-Eighty desires to be a positive place for the entire community. If you are interested in hosting a community, church, or private event, please review the below information and submit a rental request! Enjoy! USAGE RULES FEES REGISTER ONLINE! DOWNLOAD & PRINT YOUR REGISTRATION FORM USAGE RULES DAMAGE & CLEANING RULES: The person whose name appears on this contract is responsible for all broken, damaged, or missing Teen Center property. The One-Eighty staff is not responsible to clean The One-Eighty Teen Center. It must be returned to its original condition after the event. If not found in its original condition, we will issue a cleaning fee from the deposit. (We will provide a cleaning checklist upon rental.) All regular teen center rules apply to private parties or special group events. ONE-EIGHTY RULES Adults must be accompanied by a minor. No disrespect of One-Eighty staff, property, or programs. Clean up after yourself. No fighting or violence. No bullying or verbal abuse. No profanity or inappropriate language. No inappropriate attire. No PDA (Public Display of Affection). This applies to anything beyond holding hands or hugging. No alcohol, drugs, or corresponding paraphernalia. No weapons of any kind (knives, lighters, spiked bracelets, etc). No sexually immoral paraphernalia (pornography, condoms, etc.). You may not watch any of this or any violent behavior on our computers. The One-Eighty Café, any office spaces, and the sound booth are off-limits unless accompanied by a staff member. All video and sound equipment are to be operated by staff only. You are responsible to maintain the behavior of your guests in regards to our facility and neighboring homes and businesses. Your event must align with the One-Eighty’s purpose statement listed above. The staff reserves the right to end any activity that is contrary. All event conduct must be edifying and positive, music must be clean and respectful, any movies shown must be PG or G, and no candles can be burned in the facility (birthday candles are the exception). One-Eighty staff working your event will solely run teen center equipment. It is not his or her job to clean up after your party. That is your responsibility. One-Eighty staff reserve the right to refuse service. HOLD-HARMLESS CLAUSE The One-Eighty Teen Center has its liability insurance under the umbrella of the First Baptist Church of Lodi. This insurance covers the normal activities of the Teen Center that fall under the programs that are planned and conducted by the One-Eighty staff. Any group that uses the teen center facility for any private party or activities must sign a contract and also present proof of insurance. Any party or organization that does not have its own insurance must sign this “hold-harmless” clause. This clause indicates that the party using the teen center under a signed contract will not hold the teen center responsible for any harm, injury, or death that may happen at the teen center while the contracted party is using the center. The contracted party agrees to tell all participants of their activity that the teen center will not be held responsible and use of the teen center is strictly at their own risk. CANCELLATIONS The One-Eighty Teen Center and the contracted user may cancel this contract. If the event is a single day event, the teen center requires at least a 48 hours notice Usage FEES DEPOSITS & FEES One-Eighty Teen Center Usage: $300 This is the flat rate for usage of 3 hours or less and includes 2 staff for the duration. Any additional time needed for your event will fall under the staff fee. Non-Refundable Deposit: $75 This cleaning and equipment deposit may be needed for any additional cleaning or missing/damaged property. Your deposit will be processed and available one week after the event. Staff: $25/hr We calculate staff time from set-up to the completion of the teardown. The size of your group and the type of activities will determine the amount of staff needed. One staff person is required for every 30 attendees. OPTIONAL FEES Sound Techs: $25/hr Does your event need sound or live music? Have our sound tech there to take care of all of it! ​ Climbing Wall: $25/hr *NEW to the list is our rock wall rental! Your guests can challenge your skills against our wall, or race each other to the top! May the best win! NON-PROFITs As a service to One-Eighty benefactors, non-profit organizations, and other community-friendly businesses, you may negotiate these prices if needed. Please call and speak to our director regarding this matter. ​ CANCELLATIOns The One-Eighty Teen Center and the contracted user may cancel this contract. If the event is a single day event, the teen center requires at least a 48 hours notice. Fees

Staff Page! We are pleased to introduce you to our staff! They are the backbone of our organization when it comes to getting it done. We believe that each of our staff (present and past) work here for a reason. We would not be where we are without them. At The One-Eighty, we exist in many different facets, but we work as one. To all of our countless volunteers , your work and donations may have been done in the background , but the effects of what you did are visible for the world to see . On behalf of our staff and those who call the One-Eighty home, Thank You! We are so excited to see what comes in the years ahead. executive Executive Co-Directors Alison & Jake McGregor Mail Alison Mail Jake Admin Team Counseling Executive Assistant Brooke McGovern Mail Programs Executive Assistant Tawney Davis Mail Bookkeeper Sheila Alagna Mail Counseling Admin Assistant Katherine Harper Mail Teen Center Teen Center Program Director Doug Collins Mail Teen Center Assistant Director morgan wilson Mail Teen Center Staff Leila Brand Mail Teen Center Intern Alexus Guerrero Mail Teen Center Intern CARlos Rubio Mail Counseling Executive Director & Therapist Alison McGregor LMFT Mail Clinical Director & Therapist Michele Silva LMFT Mail Therapist & Development Director Kevin Brown LMFT/emdr Mail Therapist & School-Based Counselor Christa Pera aMFT Mail Substance Abuse Counselor josh brown cadc-1 ca Mail School-Based Counselor & IOP Staff Carmen Carl apcc Mail Therapist Angela Anderson LMFT Mail Therapist Rachel Simpfenderfer aMFT Mail Therapist Mary ruiz MFT train ee Mail School-Based Counselor LaTreisha burns pps Mail Therapist Krysta Pleyte LMFT Mail Therapist coraleigh bales asw Mail Behavioral Interventionist "Coach" John Shinn Mail Behavioral Interventionist "Coach" Cameron Davis Mail Behavioral Interventionist "Coach" Pat Patrick Mail Behavioral Interventionist "Coach" Cari Diaz Mail Behavioral Interventionist "Coach" MIsty Woody Mail Behavioral Interventionist "Coach" Alyson Mettler Mail Behavioral Interventionist "Coach" alyssa flores Mail Therapist anna collins MFT train ee Mail Behavioral Interventionist "Coach" janae schumacher Mail Behavioral Interventionist "Coach" liz stevahn Mail Behavioral Interventionist "Coach" Morgan Wilson Mail Job Readiness and Employment Steve Mazza Mail community Director & Intentional Neighbor liz stevahn Mail Director & Intentional Neighbor Cameron Davis Mail Intentional Neighbor katie Stanley Mail Intentional Neighbor Carole Skelton Mail Intentional Neighbor Tawney Davis Mail Intentional Neighbor Shane Durnell Mail Intentional Neighbor anna Durnell Mail Intentional Neighbor Josh Brown Mail Woodbridge Homework Club Staff kristen guinn Mail adventures Executive Director/Adventures Director Jake McGregor Mail Adventures Staff Christa Pera Mail Adventures Staff kenny mcgregor Mail Adventures Staff steevie ruiz Mail