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Serving in the Time of COVID-19
Blog

  I was not entirely sure what to expect from serving with In-Home Respite Care when I first arrived. The program provides a break for caregivers who are responsible for family members with special needs. Until I came to Christian Appalachian...

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A Helping Hand
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By Tina Bryson Christian Appalachian Project’s (CAP) Disaster Relief Program has found a variety of ways to help the community during the coronavirus crisis. According to Robyn Renner, director of the program, Disaster Relief has helped CAP’s...

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It Takes a Village
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By Tina Bryson There are many needs faced by vulnerable populations during coronavirus, but none more pressing than the challenge to put food on the table with finances strained and supermarkets struggling to keep needed items on the shelves. That...

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Moved by the Spirit of Giving
Blog

By Richmond Powers Hope can arrive in many forms: like macaroni and cheese in a box or prepackaged fruit in a cup. This was evident when nearly 300 pounds of food was donated to Christian Appalachian Project’s Grateful Bread Food Pantry by First...

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Joel: A Sappy Review of Purpose
Blog, Volunteer Recruitment, Volunteer Voices

As a Housing volunteer and AmeriCorps member, my last day out on the jobsite was the final Wednesday in March, the 25th. That's about two weeks after March Madness was canceled and all the craziness with the coronavirus flared up. I've mentioned...

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