By Brianna Stephens Four years ago, Dolores Jenkins started donating to Christian Appalachian Project’s Operation Sharing Program when she says God called on her to use her talents to help make a difference. Although she wished she could make a...

A newly minted college graduate, Louisa Gould had just one more thing to accomplish before beginning her post-graduate life. She wanted to volunteer. More than 30 years ago, in 1987, her mother volunteered with Christian Appalachian Project (CAP)...

By Brianna Stephens While she was a student in Rockcastle County Schools, Katherine Coffey learned how hunger impacts her community through her involvement in Christian Appalachian Project’s Grateful Bread Food Pantry and its annual Hunger Walk...

By Brianna Stephens Based 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,...