CAP is celebrating Father’s Day with a story about two fathers who came to volunteer with their sons in Appalachia. A man living in Eastern Kentucky is taking care of his wife who is sick. She is in a wheelchair and has regular doctor appointments...

The slow crunch of tires over thin gravel outside is a familiar sound to the team at The Kitchen, signaling hungry people await. Like the lead anchor leg in a relay race, they keep running, steadily and swiftly packing hot meals, and stacking...

Marji Conkwright’s undeniable passion for helping others has turned her one year of service with Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) into four fruitful years.  Conkwright began serving as a One-Year Volunteer Corps and AmeriCorps member...

This year CAP celebrated the 30th year of WorkFest, an alternative spring break for college students to help with home repair projects in Appalachia. The event has not only helped hundreds of participants but has left a lasting impact on the...

High school graduation is a huge milestone, and a growing number of high school graduates are deciding to take a gap year before heading to college. According to the College Board Blog, “A gap year looks different for everyone. Basically, it’s a...