Owen Wright, CAP’s human services director in the Sandy Valley Region, uses his 31 years of experience to help staff continue to successfully serve the changing needs of Appalachia. ...

A Question and Answer Reflection from Rachel, a One-Year Volunteer What belief did you have before coming to CAP that has been challenged? I don’t know if I’ve had any major beliefs challenged, but I have certainly been humbled as I’ve...

A Reflection from William, a One-Year VolunteerI came to CAP fresh from college after graduating with a B.S. in Architecture and a Bachelors in Civil Engineering. While attending the university, I spent a great deal of my free time volunteering and...

A reflection from Sarah, a One-Year Volunteer Four of us found our way to Buckhorn Lake on the 4th of July. It was two of my present housemates, one of my former housemates, and me. As we drove the couple hours on winding roads, we curved our way...

Lula Bowling Ford has seen the importance of CAP’s programs in Appalachia and is eager to serve as part of our Board of Directors. ...