Do you want to make a difference in your community? Your country? Your world? By serving with Christian Appalachian Project, you can make a meaningful impact in the lives of people in need while growing personally, professionally, and spiritually. Our mission is powered by the gifts and enthusiasm of individuals from a wide variety of backgrounds, and we believe service is a transformative experience for both program participants and the individuals who serve alongside them. Whether you can volunteer for a week or longer, or commit to a paid service position through AmeriCorps, we have opportunities for you to serve, connect, and grow. We'd love to hear from you!

One Mission. Many Ways to Serve.

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Service Spotlight - Summer Camp

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? Email for more information to find out about benefits like the financial stipend, travel reimbursement, and educational awards!

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Volunteer Benefits

Download the benefits sheet to learn about what we offer our volunteers and AmeriCorps members. 

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Detailed Descriptions

Learn more about individual placements and fill out a profile to learn more about what is available as a CAP volunteer.

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Have questions? The volunteer program would love to chat with you about the many ways to serve here at CAP.

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Your gift provides nutritious food, warm clothing, and safe, warm, and dry homes to people in need in Appalachia.