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Joyce Marks at Jackson County Food Bank
Mountain Spirit

Joyce Marks reflects on a lifetime of service in Appalachia: ...

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Ella serving in Pantry
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By Kacie Renfro  An organization is only as strong as its people. For Christian Appalachian Project (CAP), volunteers are the lifeblood of the mission and allow CAP to serve more children, their families, and seniors in need in Appalachia....

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Mt Airy volunteers working on home
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By Brianna Stephens  As Christian Appalachian Project’s (CAP) Disaster Relief returns from Hurricane Helene clean-up efforts in East Tennessee, a new storage bay for the program’s essential equipment is nearing completion thanks to volunteers...

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Rise and Shine
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By Brianna Stephens  Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) announced the conclusion of the organization’s largest philanthropic effort, RISE and Shine: The Campaign for Christian Appalachian Project. The three-year campaign raised 124.2% of its...

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Lt. Governor Coleman with CAP staff at Lee Elementary Christmas Distribution
CAP in the News

Operation Sharing, in partnership with Toys for Tots, gave toys to kids at Lee County Elementary School. We are blessed to give toys to children in all 54 Appalachian counties in Eastern Kentucky, as well as distressed Appalachian counties in...

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