WSAZ features story about the Caudill Family, victims of the July 2022 flood, who are able to return home thanks to CAP helping them repair their home. ...

By Brianna Stephens  When Rev. Ralph W. Beiting first came to Appalachia, he said he had a dream the size of a mustard seed to make an impact on the great need he saw in Eastern Kentucky. Through his unwavering faith and dedication to helping...

By Kacie Renfro  Every December for the past eight years, with a brief hiatus during COVID, students attending St. Aloysius Parish in New Canaan, Connecticut, have partnered with Christian Appalachian Project’s (CAP) Operation Sharing program...

By Eugenia Johnson-Smith  Christian Appalachian Project’s (CAP) Youth Empowerment Services invests in Appalachian youth with practical skills to help them embrace their leadership potential. At their annual combined teen leadership retreat,...

After the July 2022 floods, CAP committed to helping 100 families get back into their homes. Watch this story about the 100th house. CAP is still helping families repair their homes above and beyond the original 100 family commitment. ...