By Will Berard Ever since I decided to serve with CAP, I’ve been faced with the same question from about everyone I talk to. Why? A little background on who I am before we get into that. My name is Will Berard, and I am an AmeriCorps member in the...

CAP IS WORKING ALONGSIDE LOCAL SCHOOLS TO FEED CHILDREN IN NEED “It is hard for many of us to truly understand what it is like to be hungry,” shares Molly Craig, an eighth-grader at Rockcastle County Middle School, addressing the crowd at CAP’s...

Imagine Tommy. Reclining into his familiar position on the small stoop outside his grandmother’s unit, he surveys the apartment parking lot for signs of life from his friends. Still wiping the sleep from his own eyes, Tommy suspects they too have...

MARTIN, Ky. — Parents and children filled the Louis T. Foley Mission Center to capacity at Christian Appalachian Project’s Christmas celebration to provide food, clothing, and gifts to children and families this holiday. Nicholas Jamerson, the lead...

MOUNT VERNON, Ky. — Jessi Adams and Isabella Gormanson, both students in Child and Family Studies at Berea College, helped Santa distribute toys at Christian Appalachian Project’s Grateful Threadz annual Santa Day. Adams and Gormanson collected 500...