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Kentucky flood survivors receive donations, in-person assistance as FEMA deadline extended

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MOUNT VERNON, Ky. (LEX 18) — Nearly four months since historic flooding caused millions of dollars worth of damage and displaced thousands of Kentuckians, many are still struggling to bounce back. Read more here: lex18.com ...

CAP partners, volunteers offer hand with flood recovery

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Three months after historic floods impacted communities in Eastern Kentucky, the Patton family’s waterlogged and damaged belongings lay stacked and scattered across their yard. Their small dog found his way through the maze of items to eagerly...

Groups' deliver hope and toys’ to Johnson County families

CAP in the News

PAINTSVILLE, Ky. (WYMT) - Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) serves the region by offering up free food and other items to families in need. Read more here: Wymt.com...

All Roads Lead Home

This article from One-Year Volunteer, Michael. “All roads lead home.” I’m not sure the origin of that lyric, but I am sure of this: My life down here in Appalachia has been leading me somewhere, although I’m not always sure where that might be...

Camp In A Box promotes literacy in Appalachia

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With in-person camp on hold again because of COVID-19, Christian Appalachian Project’s (CAP) Youth Empowerment Services (YES) Program is still bringing the magic of camp to children in Appalachia through Camp In A Box. The Camp In A Box initiative...

Kentucky flood survivors receive donations, in-person assistance as FEMA deadline extended

CAP partners, volunteers offer hand with flood recovery

Groups' deliver hope and toys’ to Johnson County families

All Roads Lead Home

Camp In A Box promotes literacy in Appalachia

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