By Brianna StephensBased on his experiences with Christian Appalachian Project (CAP), Jim Wallace said the face of hunger knows no boundaries when it comes to age. The goal of CAP’s annual Hunger Walk is to educate the community about how to help...
The family drove up on a Friday. When they asked if Grateful Bread Food Pantry was open that day, they were initially told, ”No, but please come back on Tuesday when we will be open for distribution.” Then Sherri Barnett, manager of the program,...
By Brianna StephensChristian Appalachian Project’s Housing Program in Johnson, Floyd, and Martin Counties has welcomed back its first group of volunteers since COVID-19 restrictions shut down indoor work projects in March 2020.“Last week was the...
By Brianna StephensElizabeth Stevens and her students in the Rockcastle County High School Honors Club have supported Christian Appalachian Project’s Grateful Bread Food Pantry for a number of years by packing food boxes for seniors in the community...
By Brianna StephensWhen the counselors and staff of Christian Appalachian Project’s (CAP) Family Life Counseling Service left their offices in March because of COVID-19, they immediately jumped online that afternoon to provide the program’s first...
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