This year CAP celebrated the 30th year of WorkFest, an alternative spring break for college students to help with home repair projects in Appalachia. The event has not only helped hundreds of participants but has left a lasting impact on the...

High school graduation is a huge milestone, and a growing number of high school graduates are deciding to take a gap year before heading to college. According to the College Board Blog, “A gap year looks different for everyone. Basically, it’s a...

Adam Rosys has grown up through Christian Appalachian Project’s (CAP) Youth Empowerment Services Program (YES). For 13 years, he has spent his summers at Camp Shawnee, and he will continue that tradition this summer as not only a camp counselor, but...

CAP's Operation Sharing Program is expanding its capacity to reach into smaller Appalachian communities by opening its first satellite hub in partnership with the Clay County School District and the City of Manchester/Clay County. ...

Sayer Kobersmith just graduated from high school, and his summer is completely booked. Currently, he’s traveling across Alaska, RV-camping with his family, and seeing sights most only dream of. But when he returns, part of his summer will be serving...