Each September, CAP staff, volunteers, and local supporters participate in our annual Hunger Walk. The event raises awareness of Appalachia’s hunger issues and shows how donors like you provide critical solutions to feeding families in need....

Through the generous support of donors like you, CAP stepped up to help neighbors in need as they dealt with the aftermath of historic floods that came on the heels of damaging ice storms last winter.   “Staff and volunteers partnered with...

Your faithful giving enabled isolated students to learn remotely during the pandemic. Through a partnership with Peoples Rural Telephone Cooperative (PRTC) and their fiber-wired broadband cable, Christian Appalachian Project (CAP), and you helped...

It’s no news to anyone that the pandemic disrupted and endangered lives across America — and that our senior citizens are some of the most susceptible. Those risks were multiplied for vulnerable older adults who already live in the depths of poverty...

Kimberly Baxter credits CAP staff and volunteers with not only making needed repairs to her home, but also saving her life. ...