The line forms early at 7 a.m., wrapping around the red brick building. Kids press their noses against the picture windowpanes to spot their next treasure. A boy named Parker peers up through his blue-rimmed glasses at Lisa Clark, the director of...

When April and Brandon Reynolds enrolled their son Randall into the preschool program at Christian Appalachian Project’s (CAP) Child and Family Development Center (CFDC) they knew he would receive a quality start toward kindergarten readiness. He...

Aubrey Burdette is known by her family for being friendly, independent, smart, and funny. She always has a song in her heart or on her mind, sometimes singing it without even realizing it, and loves making those around her laugh. Aubrey is a member...

Eddie Shelton’s high school students love extra credit work. They excitedly share details about each “assignment” they receive when people in the community ask them for help fixing appliances. “It’s a big deal to them to be able to fix them,” he...

Three days after students from St. Anne’s-Belfield School built a new ramp at the home of Judy Stevens, it was needed to get her son ambulatory care. The ramp they built in 2018 continues to be transformational for the family. ...