CAP is fueled by amazing AmeriCorps members such as Andrew, who serve people in need in Appalachia. Read more about his service:

CAP's Operation Sharing continues to build partnerships with organizations like Convoy of Hope. Read about the amazing work they do together: 

Have a blast this summer while making a difference in the lives of Appalachian youth! A week at Camp AJ or Camp Shawnee can transform a child’s life. They have an opportunity to spend time outdoors, learn skills, make friends, and discover a deeper relationship with God all in seven days. While all the activities are fun for the children, they also allow them to learn essential life skills such as leadership, safety, team building, self-esteem, and respect for others. Got questions?

Donor generosity and partnerships made through CAP's Operation Sharing program allows us to deliver hope and essential items to people in need. Operation Sharing saw record-breaking numbers again this year. Read more:

Appalachian youth often experience more intense hardships than other children due to the poverty in our region. CAP's Youth Empowerment Services (YES) strive to empower young Appalachians to build a better future. Read more:

When Majesta left the shores of Huntington Beach, CA, for a year of service at CAP’s Grateful Bread Food Pantry, she quickly discovered the connections she was making at the pantry were impacting her in meaningful ways. Read more about Majesta's impact:

CAP's Home Repair program continues to help people in need in Appalachia. In April, CAP leadership announced a plan that would restructure the Home Repair program with the addition of eight new positions. Read more about this new initiative:

Generous donations to CAP created an opportunity to partner with @appservproject to build 10 new homes for families who were impacted by the July 2022 floods. 

CAP AmeriCorps members serve between three months and one year, connecting participants with home repair, food security, and other vital services.