cat_notes: Removed old notes 3/10/12 LTel: ======== excerpt from e-mail - May 31, 2011 This spring the country has suffered some of the most devastating tornadoes in our history, the most recent in Joplin, Missouri. Although Joplin is not an Appalachian city, they are in great need. Given our expertise and ability to assist in natural disasters, CAP is compelled to send assistance to this community. We will be gathering donations to send to Joplin to assist the families and the community torn apart by this disaster. This is the time for our country to pull together and help. We received the call of distress from Missouri, and answered, just as we answered in Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky just a few weeks ago. Through our Operation Sharing division, CAP will be sending donated supplies that will ease the burden of those affected by this storm. We call on you to help us in delivering these much needed items. Your contribution to this effort will allow us to send more trucks of supplies to Joplin, while continuing to send supplies to the other southern states that are still in need. You have always supported our efforts, and we are asking for your help once again. We can all make a difference for these families who now have no homes, together we can send them hope. Hope in the form of much needed supplies like non-perishable foods and canned goods, water, flashlights and batteries, personal hygiene products and cleaning supplies. .. You see, Operation New Hope isn’t just about rebuilding homes, it’s about rebuilding lives. Once their homes are repaired, the families we assist enjoy such overwhelming pride that their lives are transformed. People get new jobs; parents get more involved with their children and they do better in school; and folks with health problems start feeling better. We see it all the time and it’s truly amazing. With your help, we can make Operation New Hope a reality for families in desperate need. Please pray for us and those we serve. -> Removed old notes/needs 3/10/12 LTel: ITEM URGENCY QTY NEEDED PKGD AS LOCALLY AVAILABLE * N Cleanup, House Gutter, Volunteer * N Construction, Home Repair, Volunteer * N Construction Supplies * (ANY/ALL Types) N Construction, * Volunteers (ANY/ALL types) N Counselor, Camp Counselor, Volunteer * N Disaster Relief, Volunteer * N Donations, Financial Donations N Donations, In-Kind Donations Services, Corporate (Large) * N Elder Support, Volunteer * N Events, Volunteer N Lumber * (ANY/ALL Types) N Medical, Volunteer, Nurse, Licensed Nurse * N Medical, Volunteer, Paramedic / EMT * N Medical, Volunteers, General * (ANY/ALL Types) * N Piping, Misc. Piping N Trailer, Box Trailer N Transportation, Transport Funds for Shipping of Donations N Volunteers, Individual Volunteers (This facility accomodates Individuals Volunteers) N Volunteers, Misc. * (ANY/ALL Types) excerpt from e-mail - May 31, 2011 This spring the country has suffered some of the most devastating tornadoes in our history, the most recent in Joplin, Missouri. Although Joplin is not an Appalachian city, they are in great need. Given our expertise and ability to assist in natural disasters, CAP is compelled to send assistance to this community. We will be gathering donations to send to Joplin to assist the families and the community torn apart by this disaster. This is the time for our country to pull together and help. We received the call of distress from Missouri, and answered, just as we answered in Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky just a few weeks ago. Through our Operation Sharing division, CAP will be sending donated supplies that will ease the burden of those affected by this storm. We call on you to help us in delivering these much needed items. Your contribution to this effort will allow us to send more trucks of supplies to Joplin, while continuing to send supplies to the other southern states that are still in need. You have always supported our efforts, and we are asking for your help once again. We can all make a difference for these families who now have no homes, together we can send them hope. Hope in the form of much needed supplies like non-perishable foods and canned goods, water, flashlights and batteries, personal hygiene products and cleaning supplies. .. You see, Operation New Hope isn’t just about rebuilding homes, it’s about rebuilding lives. Once their homes are repaired, the families we assist enjoy such overwhelming pride that their lives are transformed. People get new jobs; parents get more involved with their children and they do better in school; and folks with health problems start feeling better. We see it all the time and it’s truly amazing. With your help, we can make Operation New Hope a reality for families in desperate need. Please pray for us and those we serve.

notes: FACEBOOK - (Poverty in KY) https://www.facebook.com/ChrisAppProj ========= Disaster Relief - http://www.christianapp.org/who-we-are/disaster-relief/ ======== excerpt from e-mail - May 31, 2011 This spring the country has suffered some of the most devastating tornadoes in our history, the most recent in Joplin, Missouri. Although Joplin is not an Appalachian city, they are in great need. Given our expertise and ability to assist in natural disasters, CAP is compelled to send assistance to this community. We will be gathering donations to send to Joplin to assist the families and the community torn apart by this disaster. This is the time for our country to pull together and help. We received the call of distress from Missouri, and answered, just as we answered in Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky just a few weeks ago. Through our Operation Sharing division, CAP will be sending donated supplies that will ease the burden of those affected by this storm. We call on you to help us in delivering these much needed items. Your contribution to this effort will allow us to send more trucks of supplies to Joplin, while continuing to send supplies to the other southern states that are still in need. You have always supported our efforts, and we are asking for your help once again. We can all make a difference for these families who now have no homes, together we can send them hope. Hope in the form of much needed supplies like non-perishable foods and canned goods, water, flashlights and batteries, personal hygiene products and cleaning supplies. .. You see, Operation New Hope isn’t just about rebuilding homes, it’s about rebuilding lives. Once their homes are repaired, the families we assist enjoy such overwhelming pride that their lives are transformed. People get new jobs; parents get more involved with their children and they do better in school; and folks with health problems start feeling better. We see it all the time and it’s truly amazing. With your help, we can make Operation New Hope a reality for families in desperate need. Please pray for us and those we serve. -> 3/12 Tornadoes Update from the site: http://www.christianapp.org/2012/03/tornado-outbreak-hits-appalachia/ ----------------------- FACEBOOK - (Poverty in KY) https://www.facebook.com/ChrisAppProj ========= Disaster Relief - http://www.christianapp.org/who-we-are/disaster-relief/
cat_notes: -> Removed old notes 3/10/12 LTel: ======== excerpt from e-mail - May 31, 2011 This spring the country has suffered some of the most devastating tornadoes in our history, the most recent in Joplin, Missouri. Although Joplin is not an Appalachian city, they are in great need. Given our expertise and ability to assist in natural disasters, CAP is compelled to send assistance to this community. We will be gathering donations to send to Joplin to assist the families and the community torn apart by this disaster. This is the time for our country to pull together and help. We received the call of distress from Missouri, and answered, just as we answered in Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky just a few weeks ago. Through our Operation Sharing division, CAP will be sending donated supplies that will ease the burden of those affected by this storm. We call on you to help us in delivering these much needed items. Your contribution to this effort will allow us to send more trucks of supplies to Joplin, while continuing to send supplies to the other southern states that are still in need. You have always supported our efforts, and we are asking for your help once again. We can all make a difference for these families who now have no homes, together we can send them hope. Hope in the form of much needed supplies like non-perishable foods and canned goods, water, flashlights and batteries, personal hygiene products and cleaning supplies. .. You see, Operation New Hope isn’t just about rebuilding homes, it’s about rebuilding lives. Once their homes are repaired, the families we assist enjoy such overwhelming pride that their lives are transformed. People get new jobs; parents get more involved with their children and they do better in school; and folks with health problems start feeling better. We see it all the time and it’s truly amazing. With your help, we can make Operation New Hope a reality for families in desperate need. Please pray for us and those we serve.

website: -> http://www.christianapp.org/

notes: FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/ChrisAppProj?ref=ts&v=wall#! ========= Disaster Relief - http://www.christianapp.org/who-we-are/disaster-relief/ ======== excerpt from e-mail - May 31, 2011 This spring the country has suffered some of the most devastating tornadoes in our history, the most recent in Joplin, Missouri. Although Joplin is not an Appalachian city, they are in great need. Given our expertise and ability to assist in natural disasters, CAP is compelled to send assistance to this community. We will be gathering donations to send to Joplin to assist the families and the community torn apart by this disaster. This is the time for our country to pull together and help. We received the call of distress from Missouri, and answered, just as we answered in Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky just a few weeks ago. Through our Operation Sharing division, CAP will be sending donated supplies that will ease the burden of those affected by this storm. We call on you to help us in delivering these much needed items. Your contribution to this effort will allow us to send more trucks of supplies to Joplin, while continuing to send supplies to the other southern states that are still in need. You have always supported our efforts, and we are asking for your help once again. We can all make a difference for these families who now have no homes, together we can send them hope. Hope in the form of much needed supplies like non-perishable foods and canned goods, water, flashlights and batteries, personal hygiene products and cleaning supplies. Thank you for donating today to make tomorrow a little brighter for those in need. God bless, Sue Sword, Vice President P.S. Please pray for the victims in Joplin, Missouri and donate for their relief today. Thank You!! ======== excerpt from e-mail - Our Disaster Relief team will be helping in Tennesse, Kentucky and Marshall County, Alabama. Marshall County is centrally located between DeKalb, Jackson, Madison, Cullman, and is close in proximity to St Clair, Calhoun and Limestone. These Appalachian counties are some of the hardest hit, outside of Jefferson and Tuscaloosa. We will be working on the ground, cleaning up debris and helping provide hope and support to the people affected most. CAP will be providing a mobile shower truck with laundry facilities and truck loads of supplies and much-needed necessities from Operation Sharing for the survivors. ========= from email sent 2/28/11 We have volunteers from across the country ready to make repairs to the homes of families in Appalachia who are in desperate need. Please make a secure donation today to help provide materials like wood, shingles, nails and more. Thank you. ========= email sent 2/25/10 It takes more than hammers and saws and hearts full of purpose. In order to succeed, CAP's Operation New Hope, a special program designed to meet the most basic housing needs of impoverished families living in Appalachia, requires wood, roofing shingles, siding, nails, caulking, piping and a hundred other building supplies. Will you help make sure we have supplies for these repairs and other basic necessities needed by Appalachian families struggling to make ends meet? The next few weeks are critical for Operation New Hope. In a matter of days, more than 400 wonderful college students will give up their Spring Break to join in what we call WorkFest, a four week program dedicated to repairing the homes of Appalachian families living in poverty ... You see, Operation New Hope isn’t just about rebuilding homes, it’s about rebuilding lives. Once their homes are repaired, the families we assist enjoy such overwhelming pride that their lives are transformed. People get new jobs; parents get more involved with their children and they do better in school; and folks with health problems start feeling better. We see it all the time and it’s truly amazing. With your help, we can make Operation New Hope a reality for families in desperate need. Please pray for us and those we serve. =========================================== Source: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_135131424.html 5/15/09 Local CAP warehouse supplies flood victims Staff, Wire Report Two tractor-trailer loads of food and water were shipped out of Knox County Thursday to flood victims in the eastern part of the state. Ray Storm, manager at the Christian Appalachian Project’s warehouse in Gray, said about 24 pallets of water, food and bedding would be delivered by the Kentucky Department of Transportation to churches in Jackson in Breathitt County and Garrett in Floyd County, where flooding has devastated communities and left many homeless. “Any time there is a disaster in the area, we come straight out as quickly as we can to help with anything that they might need, with anything we have available,” Storm said. “And we’re actually beating the bushes right now to get some more items in to help some more.” CAP receives donations of food, clothes, furniture, books and more from various national non-profits and vendors, and gives those items to churches, schools and local charities in a 13-state region of Appalachia. One of CAP’s warehouses is located just outside of Corbin, where more relief trucks are expected next week. These early truck-loads will include food, water and some cleaning supplies. Later on, victims may need clothing and building materials. “Right now, the water is being taken care of and the bare essentials are being taken care of, but we’ll need cleaning supplies and things of that nature within the next week,” Storm said. “People, in most cases, they get bombarded with clothes and things like that and that’s really not what they need first off. Building supplies will be later, also. Water, bedding, things like that are first, cleaning supplies to clean up the mess, and then building materials to help rebuild.” For those wanting to help, CAP deals with pallet-sized loads only and is not accepting individual donations of goods. However, Storm said monetary donations help pay for shipping and transportation costs. Contact CAP at 606-523-5799 or visit www.chrisapp.org for more information. ----------------------------------------------------- NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17/06: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day. -> FACEBOOK - (Poverty in KY) https://www.facebook.com/ChrisAppProj ========= Disaster Relief - http://www.christianapp.org/who-we-are/disaster-relief/ ======== excerpt from e-mail - May 31, 2011 This spring the country has suffered some of the most devastating tornadoes in our history, the most recent in Joplin, Missouri. Although Joplin is not an Appalachian city, they are in great need. Given our expertise and ability to assist in natural disasters, CAP is compelled to send assistance to this community. We will be gathering donations to send to Joplin to assist the families and the community torn apart by this disaster. This is the time for our country to pull together and help. We received the call of distress from Missouri, and answered, just as we answered in Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky just a few weeks ago. Through our Operation Sharing division, CAP will be sending donated supplies that will ease the burden of those affected by this storm. We call on you to help us in delivering these much needed items. Your contribution to this effort will allow us to send more trucks of supplies to Joplin, while continuing to send supplies to the other southern states that are still in need. You have always supported our efforts, and we are asking for your help once again. We can all make a difference for these families who now have no homes, together we can send them hope. Hope in the form of much needed supplies like non-perishable foods and canned goods, water, flashlights and batteries, personal hygiene products and cleaning supplies. .. You see, Operation New Hope isn’t just about rebuilding homes, it’s about rebuilding lives. Once their homes are repaired, the families we assist enjoy such overwhelming pride that their lives are transformed. People get new jobs; parents get more involved with their children and they do better in school; and folks with health problems start feeling better. We see it all the time and it’s truly amazing. With your help, we can make Operation New Hope a reality for families in desperate need. Please pray for us and those we serve.
mission: http://www.christianapp.org/ The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. Guiding Principles: I. To promote the dignity and self-worth of individuals by promoting self-help. II. To practice and encourage good stewardship of and accountability for all of the resources entrusted to us. III. To foster individual growth among staff, volunteers, donors and program participants. IV. To live out and promote the Gospel of Jesus Christ through all of our actions. V. To foster open, honest and effective communication both inside and outside the organization. VI. To involve the Appalachian people at all social and economic levels in developing a solution to poverty. -> http://www.christianapp.org/ The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. Guiding Principles: I. To promote the dignity and self-worth of individuals by promoting self-help. II. To practice and encourage good stewardship of and accountability for all of the resources entrusted to us. III. To foster individual growth among staff, volunteers, donors and program participants. IV. To live out and promote the Gospel of Jesus Christ through all of our actions. V. To foster open, honest and effective communication both inside and outside the organization. VI. To involve the Appalachian people at all social and economic levels in developing a solution to poverty. ------------ ABOUT - Appalachia encompasses approximately 200,000 square miles of the mountain region between southern New York and northern Mississippi. Said to have acquired its name by the northern Florida Apalachee Indian tribe, Appalachia literally means “endless mountain range” and includes the following thirteen states - SEE LINK at: http://www.christianapp.org/about-appalachia/

name: Christian Appalachian Project - Operation Sharing -> Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) - Operation Sharing
notes: FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/ChrisAppProj?ref=ts&v=wall#! ========= Disaster Relief - http://www.christianapp.org/who-we-are/disaster-relief/ ======== excerpt from e-mail - Our Disaster Relief team will be helping in Tennesse, Kentucky and Marshall County, Alabama. Marshall County is centrally located between DeKalb, Jackson, Madison, Cullman, and is close in proximity to St Clair, Calhoun and Limestone. These Appalachian counties are some of the hardest hit, outside of Jefferson and Tuscaloosa. We will be working on the ground, cleaning up debris and helping provide hope and support to the people affected most. CAP will be providing a mobile shower truck with laundry facilities and truck loads of supplies and much-needed necessities from Operation Sharing for the survivors. ========= from email sent 2/28/11 We have volunteers from across the country ready to make repairs to the homes of families in Appalachia who are in desperate need. Please make a secure donation today to help provide materials like wood, shingles, nails and more. Thank you. ========= email sent 2/25/10 It takes more than hammers and saws and hearts full of purpose. In order to succeed, CAP's Operation New Hope, a special program designed to meet the most basic housing needs of impoverished families living in Appalachia, requires wood, roofing shingles, siding, nails, caulking, piping and a hundred other building supplies. Will you help make sure we have supplies for these repairs and other basic necessities needed by Appalachian families struggling to make ends meet? The next few weeks are critical for Operation New Hope. In a matter of days, more than 400 wonderful college students will give up their Spring Break to join in what we call WorkFest, a four week program dedicated to repairing the homes of Appalachian families living in poverty ... You see, Operation New Hope isn’t just about rebuilding homes, it’s about rebuilding lives. Once their homes are repaired, the families we assist enjoy such overwhelming pride that their lives are transformed. People get new jobs; parents get more involved with their children and they do better in school; and folks with health problems start feeling better. We see it all the time and it’s truly amazing. With your help, we can make Operation New Hope a reality for families in desperate need. Please pray for us and those we serve. =========================================== Source: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_135131424.html 5/15/09 Local CAP warehouse supplies flood victims Staff, Wire Report Two tractor-trailer loads of food and water were shipped out of Knox County Thursday to flood victims in the eastern part of the state. Ray Storm, manager at the Christian Appalachian Project’s warehouse in Gray, said about 24 pallets of water, food and bedding would be delivered by the Kentucky Department of Transportation to churches in Jackson in Breathitt County and Garrett in Floyd County, where flooding has devastated communities and left many homeless. “Any time there is a disaster in the area, we come straight out as quickly as we can to help with anything that they might need, with anything we have available,” Storm said. “And we’re actually beating the bushes right now to get some more items in to help some more.” CAP receives donations of food, clothes, furniture, books and more from various national non-profits and vendors, and gives those items to churches, schools and local charities in a 13-state region of Appalachia. One of CAP’s warehouses is located just outside of Corbin, where more relief trucks are expected next week. These early truck-loads will include food, water and some cleaning supplies. Later on, victims may need clothing and building materials. “Right now, the water is being taken care of and the bare essentials are being taken care of, but we’ll need cleaning supplies and things of that nature within the next week,” Storm said. “People, in most cases, they get bombarded with clothes and things like that and that’s really not what they need first off. Building supplies will be later, also. Water, bedding, things like that are first, cleaning supplies to clean up the mess, and then building materials to help rebuild.” For those wanting to help, CAP deals with pallet-sized loads only and is not accepting individual donations of goods. However, Storm said monetary donations help pay for shipping and transportation costs. Contact CAP at 606-523-5799 or visit www.chrisapp.org for more information. ----------------------------------------------------- NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17/06: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day. -> FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/ChrisAppProj?ref=ts&v=wall#! ========= Disaster Relief - http://www.christianapp.org/who-we-are/disaster-relief/ ======== excerpt from e-mail - May 31, 2011 This spring the country has suffered some of the most devastating tornadoes in our history, the most recent in Joplin, Missouri. Although Joplin is not an Appalachian city, they are in great need. Given our expertise and ability to assist in natural disasters, CAP is compelled to send assistance to this community. We will be gathering donations to send to Joplin to assist the families and the community torn apart by this disaster. This is the time for our country to pull together and help. We received the call of distress from Missouri, and answered, just as we answered in Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky just a few weeks ago. Through our Operation Sharing division, CAP will be sending donated supplies that will ease the burden of those affected by this storm. We call on you to help us in delivering these much needed items. Your contribution to this effort will allow us to send more trucks of supplies to Joplin, while continuing to send supplies to the other southern states that are still in need. You have always supported our efforts, and we are asking for your help once again. We can all make a difference for these families who now have no homes, together we can send them hope. Hope in the form of much needed supplies like non-perishable foods and canned goods, water, flashlights and batteries, personal hygiene products and cleaning supplies. Thank you for donating today to make tomorrow a little brighter for those in need. God bless, Sue Sword, Vice President P.S. Please pray for the victims in Joplin, Missouri and donate for their relief today. Thank You!! ======== excerpt from e-mail - Our Disaster Relief team will be helping in Tennesse, Kentucky and Marshall County, Alabama. Marshall County is centrally located between DeKalb, Jackson, Madison, Cullman, and is close in proximity to St Clair, Calhoun and Limestone. These Appalachian counties are some of the hardest hit, outside of Jefferson and Tuscaloosa. We will be working on the ground, cleaning up debris and helping provide hope and support to the people affected most. CAP will be providing a mobile shower truck with laundry facilities and truck loads of supplies and much-needed necessities from Operation Sharing for the survivors. ========= from email sent 2/28/11 We have volunteers from across the country ready to make repairs to the homes of families in Appalachia who are in desperate need. Please make a secure donation today to help provide materials like wood, shingles, nails and more. Thank you. ========= email sent 2/25/10 It takes more than hammers and saws and hearts full of purpose. In order to succeed, CAP's Operation New Hope, a special program designed to meet the most basic housing needs of impoverished families living in Appalachia, requires wood, roofing shingles, siding, nails, caulking, piping and a hundred other building supplies. Will you help make sure we have supplies for these repairs and other basic necessities needed by Appalachian families struggling to make ends meet? The next few weeks are critical for Operation New Hope. In a matter of days, more than 400 wonderful college students will give up their Spring Break to join in what we call WorkFest, a four week program dedicated to repairing the homes of Appalachian families living in poverty ... You see, Operation New Hope isn’t just about rebuilding homes, it’s about rebuilding lives. Once their homes are repaired, the families we assist enjoy such overwhelming pride that their lives are transformed. People get new jobs; parents get more involved with their children and they do better in school; and folks with health problems start feeling better. We see it all the time and it’s truly amazing. With your help, we can make Operation New Hope a reality for families in desperate need. Please pray for us and those we serve. =========================================== Source: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_135131424.html 5/15/09 Local CAP warehouse supplies flood victims Staff, Wire Report Two tractor-trailer loads of food and water were shipped out of Knox County Thursday to flood victims in the eastern part of the state. Ray Storm, manager at the Christian Appalachian Project’s warehouse in Gray, said about 24 pallets of water, food and bedding would be delivered by the Kentucky Department of Transportation to churches in Jackson in Breathitt County and Garrett in Floyd County, where flooding has devastated communities and left many homeless. “Any time there is a disaster in the area, we come straight out as quickly as we can to help with anything that they might need, with anything we have available,” Storm said. “And we’re actually beating the bushes right now to get some more items in to help some more.” CAP receives donations of food, clothes, furniture, books and more from various national non-profits and vendors, and gives those items to churches, schools and local charities in a 13-state region of Appalachia. One of CAP’s warehouses is located just outside of Corbin, where more relief trucks are expected next week. These early truck-loads will include food, water and some cleaning supplies. Later on, victims may need clothing and building materials. “Right now, the water is being taken care of and the bare essentials are being taken care of, but we’ll need cleaning supplies and things of that nature within the next week,” Storm said. “People, in most cases, they get bombarded with clothes and things like that and that’s really not what they need first off. Building supplies will be later, also. Water, bedding, things like that are first, cleaning supplies to clean up the mess, and then building materials to help rebuild.” For those wanting to help, CAP deals with pallet-sized loads only and is not accepting individual donations of goods. However, Storm said monetary donations help pay for shipping and transportation costs. Contact CAP at 606-523-5799 or visit www.chrisapp.org for more information. ----------------------------------------------------- NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17/06: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day.

notes: FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/ChrisAppProj?ref=ts&v=wall#! ========= excerpt from e-mail - Our Disaster Relief team will be helping in Tennesse, Kentucky and Marshall County, Alabama. Marshall County is centrally located between DeKalb, Jackson, Madison, Cullman, and is close in proximity to St Clair, Calhoun and Limestone. These Appalachian counties are some of the hardest hit, outside of Jefferson and Tuscaloosa. We will be working on the ground, cleaning up debris and helping provide hope and support to the people affected most. CAP will be providing a mobile shower truck with laundry facilities and truck loads of supplies and much-needed necessities from Operation Sharing for the survivors. ========= from email sent 2/28/11 We have volunteers from across the country ready to make repairs to the homes of families in Appalachia who are in desperate need. Please make a secure donation today to help provide materials like wood, shingles, nails and more. Thank you. ========= email sent 2/25/10 It takes more than hammers and saws and hearts full of purpose. In order to succeed, CAP's Operation New Hope, a special program designed to meet the most basic housing needs of impoverished families living in Appalachia, requires wood, roofing shingles, siding, nails, caulking, piping and a hundred other building supplies. Will you help make sure we have supplies for these repairs and other basic necessities needed by Appalachian families struggling to make ends meet? The next few weeks are critical for Operation New Hope. In a matter of days, more than 400 wonderful college students will give up their Spring Break to join in what we call WorkFest, a four week program dedicated to repairing the homes of Appalachian families living in poverty ... You see, Operation New Hope isn’t just about rebuilding homes, it’s about rebuilding lives. Once their homes are repaired, the families we assist enjoy such overwhelming pride that their lives are transformed. People get new jobs; parents get more involved with their children and they do better in school; and folks with health problems start feeling better. We see it all the time and it’s truly amazing. With your help, we can make Operation New Hope a reality for families in desperate need. Please pray for us and those we serve. =========================================== Source: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_135131424.html 5/15/09 Local CAP warehouse supplies flood victims Staff, Wire Report Two tractor-trailer loads of food and water were shipped out of Knox County Thursday to flood victims in the eastern part of the state. Ray Storm, manager at the Christian Appalachian Project’s warehouse in Gray, said about 24 pallets of water, food and bedding would be delivered by the Kentucky Department of Transportation to churches in Jackson in Breathitt County and Garrett in Floyd County, where flooding has devastated communities and left many homeless. “Any time there is a disaster in the area, we come straight out as quickly as we can to help with anything that they might need, with anything we have available,” Storm said. “And we’re actually beating the bushes right now to get some more items in to help some more.” CAP receives donations of food, clothes, furniture, books and more from various national non-profits and vendors, and gives those items to churches, schools and local charities in a 13-state region of Appalachia. One of CAP’s warehouses is located just outside of Corbin, where more relief trucks are expected next week. These early truck-loads will include food, water and some cleaning supplies. Later on, victims may need clothing and building materials. “Right now, the water is being taken care of and the bare essentials are being taken care of, but we’ll need cleaning supplies and things of that nature within the next week,” Storm said. “People, in most cases, they get bombarded with clothes and things like that and that’s really not what they need first off. Building supplies will be later, also. Water, bedding, things like that are first, cleaning supplies to clean up the mess, and then building materials to help rebuild.” For those wanting to help, CAP deals with pallet-sized loads only and is not accepting individual donations of goods. However, Storm said monetary donations help pay for shipping and transportation costs. Contact CAP at 606-523-5799 or visit www.chrisapp.org for more information. ----------------------------------------------------- NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17/06: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day. -> FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/ChrisAppProj?ref=ts&v=wall#! ========= Disaster Relief - http://www.christianapp.org/who-we-are/disaster-relief/ ======== excerpt from e-mail - Our Disaster Relief team will be helping in Tennesse, Kentucky and Marshall County, Alabama. Marshall County is centrally located between DeKalb, Jackson, Madison, Cullman, and is close in proximity to St Clair, Calhoun and Limestone. These Appalachian counties are some of the hardest hit, outside of Jefferson and Tuscaloosa. We will be working on the ground, cleaning up debris and helping provide hope and support to the people affected most. CAP will be providing a mobile shower truck with laundry facilities and truck loads of supplies and much-needed necessities from Operation Sharing for the survivors. ========= from email sent 2/28/11 We have volunteers from across the country ready to make repairs to the homes of families in Appalachia who are in desperate need. Please make a secure donation today to help provide materials like wood, shingles, nails and more. Thank you. ========= email sent 2/25/10 It takes more than hammers and saws and hearts full of purpose. In order to succeed, CAP's Operation New Hope, a special program designed to meet the most basic housing needs of impoverished families living in Appalachia, requires wood, roofing shingles, siding, nails, caulking, piping and a hundred other building supplies. Will you help make sure we have supplies for these repairs and other basic necessities needed by Appalachian families struggling to make ends meet? The next few weeks are critical for Operation New Hope. In a matter of days, more than 400 wonderful college students will give up their Spring Break to join in what we call WorkFest, a four week program dedicated to repairing the homes of Appalachian families living in poverty ... You see, Operation New Hope isn’t just about rebuilding homes, it’s about rebuilding lives. Once their homes are repaired, the families we assist enjoy such overwhelming pride that their lives are transformed. People get new jobs; parents get more involved with their children and they do better in school; and folks with health problems start feeling better. We see it all the time and it’s truly amazing. With your help, we can make Operation New Hope a reality for families in desperate need. Please pray for us and those we serve. =========================================== Source: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_135131424.html 5/15/09 Local CAP warehouse supplies flood victims Staff, Wire Report Two tractor-trailer loads of food and water were shipped out of Knox County Thursday to flood victims in the eastern part of the state. Ray Storm, manager at the Christian Appalachian Project’s warehouse in Gray, said about 24 pallets of water, food and bedding would be delivered by the Kentucky Department of Transportation to churches in Jackson in Breathitt County and Garrett in Floyd County, where flooding has devastated communities and left many homeless. “Any time there is a disaster in the area, we come straight out as quickly as we can to help with anything that they might need, with anything we have available,” Storm said. “And we’re actually beating the bushes right now to get some more items in to help some more.” CAP receives donations of food, clothes, furniture, books and more from various national non-profits and vendors, and gives those items to churches, schools and local charities in a 13-state region of Appalachia. One of CAP’s warehouses is located just outside of Corbin, where more relief trucks are expected next week. These early truck-loads will include food, water and some cleaning supplies. Later on, victims may need clothing and building materials. “Right now, the water is being taken care of and the bare essentials are being taken care of, but we’ll need cleaning supplies and things of that nature within the next week,” Storm said. “People, in most cases, they get bombarded with clothes and things like that and that’s really not what they need first off. Building supplies will be later, also. Water, bedding, things like that are first, cleaning supplies to clean up the mess, and then building materials to help rebuild.” For those wanting to help, CAP deals with pallet-sized loads only and is not accepting individual donations of goods. However, Storm said monetary donations help pay for shipping and transportation costs. Contact CAP at 606-523-5799 or visit www.chrisapp.org for more information. ----------------------------------------------------- NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17/06: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day.
mission: http://www.christianapp.org/ The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. Guiding Principles: I. To promote the dignity and self-worth of individuals by promoting self-help. II. To practice and encourage good stewardship of and accountability for all of the resources entrusted to us. III. To foster individual growth among staff, volunteers, donors and program participants. IV. To live out and promote the Gospel of Jesus Christ through all of our actions. V. To foster open, honest and effective communication both inside and outside the organization. VI. To involve the Appalachian people at all social and economic levels in developing a solution to poverty. -> http://www.christianapp.org/ The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. Guiding Principles: I. To promote the dignity and self-worth of individuals by promoting self-help. II. To practice and encourage good stewardship of and accountability for all of the resources entrusted to us. III. To foster individual growth among staff, volunteers, donors and program participants. IV. To live out and promote the Gospel of Jesus Christ through all of our actions. V. To foster open, honest and effective communication both inside and outside the organization. VI. To involve the Appalachian people at all social and economic levels in developing a solution to poverty.

mission: The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. Guiding Principles: I. To promote the dignity and self-worth of individuals by promoting self-help. II. To practice and encourage good stewardship of and accountability for all of the resources entrusted to us. III. To foster individual growth among staff, volunteers, donors and program participants. IV. To live out and promote the Gospel of Jesus Christ through all of our actions. V. To foster open, honest and effective communication both inside and outside the organization. VI. To involve the Appalachian people at all social and economic levels in developing a solution to poverty. -> http://www.christianapp.org/ The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. Guiding Principles: I. To promote the dignity and self-worth of individuals by promoting self-help. II. To practice and encourage good stewardship of and accountability for all of the resources entrusted to us. III. To foster individual growth among staff, volunteers, donors and program participants. IV. To live out and promote the Gospel of Jesus Christ through all of our actions. V. To foster open, honest and effective communication both inside and outside the organization. VI. To involve the Appalachian people at all social and economic levels in developing a solution to poverty.

notes: FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/ChrisAppProj?ref=ts&v=wall#! ========= from email sent 2/28/11 We have volunteers from across the country ready to make repairs to the homes of families in Appalachia who are in desperate need. Please make a secure donation today to help provide materials like wood, shingles, nails and more. Thank you. ========= email sent 2/25/10 It takes more than hammers and saws and hearts full of purpose. In order to succeed, CAP's Operation New Hope, a special program designed to meet the most basic housing needs of impoverished families living in Appalachia, requires wood, roofing shingles, siding, nails, caulking, piping and a hundred other building supplies. Will you help make sure we have supplies for these repairs and other basic necessities needed by Appalachian families struggling to make ends meet? The next few weeks are critical for Operation New Hope. In a matter of days, more than 400 wonderful college students will give up their Spring Break to join in what we call WorkFest, a four week program dedicated to repairing the homes of Appalachian families living in poverty ... You see, Operation New Hope isn’t just about rebuilding homes, it’s about rebuilding lives. Once their homes are repaired, the families we assist enjoy such overwhelming pride that their lives are transformed. People get new jobs; parents get more involved with their children and they do better in school; and folks with health problems start feeling better. We see it all the time and it’s truly amazing. With your help, we can make Operation New Hope a reality for families in desperate need. Please pray for us and those we serve. =========================================== Source: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_135131424.html 5/15/09 Local CAP warehouse supplies flood victims Staff, Wire Report Two tractor-trailer loads of food and water were shipped out of Knox County Thursday to flood victims in the eastern part of the state. Ray Storm, manager at the Christian Appalachian Project’s warehouse in Gray, said about 24 pallets of water, food and bedding would be delivered by the Kentucky Department of Transportation to churches in Jackson in Breathitt County and Garrett in Floyd County, where flooding has devastated communities and left many homeless. “Any time there is a disaster in the area, we come straight out as quickly as we can to help with anything that they might need, with anything we have available,” Storm said. “And we’re actually beating the bushes right now to get some more items in to help some more.” CAP receives donations of food, clothes, furniture, books and more from various national non-profits and vendors, and gives those items to churches, schools and local charities in a 13-state region of Appalachia. One of CAP’s warehouses is located just outside of Corbin, where more relief trucks are expected next week. These early truck-loads will include food, water and some cleaning supplies. Later on, victims may need clothing and building materials. “Right now, the water is being taken care of and the bare essentials are being taken care of, but we’ll need cleaning supplies and things of that nature within the next week,” Storm said. “People, in most cases, they get bombarded with clothes and things like that and that’s really not what they need first off. Building supplies will be later, also. Water, bedding, things like that are first, cleaning supplies to clean up the mess, and then building materials to help rebuild.” For those wanting to help, CAP deals with pallet-sized loads only and is not accepting individual donations of goods. However, Storm said monetary donations help pay for shipping and transportation costs. Contact CAP at 606-523-5799 or visit www.chrisapp.org for more information. ----------------------------------------------------- NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17/06: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day. -> FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/ChrisAppProj?ref=ts&v=wall#! ========= excerpt from e-mail - Our Disaster Relief team will be helping in Tennesse, Kentucky and Marshall County, Alabama. Marshall County is centrally located between DeKalb, Jackson, Madison, Cullman, and is close in proximity to St Clair, Calhoun and Limestone. These Appalachian counties are some of the hardest hit, outside of Jefferson and Tuscaloosa. We will be working on the ground, cleaning up debris and helping provide hope and support to the people affected most. CAP will be providing a mobile shower truck with laundry facilities and truck loads of supplies and much-needed necessities from Operation Sharing for the survivors. ========= from email sent 2/28/11 We have volunteers from across the country ready to make repairs to the homes of families in Appalachia who are in desperate need. Please make a secure donation today to help provide materials like wood, shingles, nails and more. Thank you. ========= email sent 2/25/10 It takes more than hammers and saws and hearts full of purpose. In order to succeed, CAP's Operation New Hope, a special program designed to meet the most basic housing needs of impoverished families living in Appalachia, requires wood, roofing shingles, siding, nails, caulking, piping and a hundred other building supplies. Will you help make sure we have supplies for these repairs and other basic necessities needed by Appalachian families struggling to make ends meet? The next few weeks are critical for Operation New Hope. In a matter of days, more than 400 wonderful college students will give up their Spring Break to join in what we call WorkFest, a four week program dedicated to repairing the homes of Appalachian families living in poverty ... You see, Operation New Hope isn’t just about rebuilding homes, it’s about rebuilding lives. Once their homes are repaired, the families we assist enjoy such overwhelming pride that their lives are transformed. People get new jobs; parents get more involved with their children and they do better in school; and folks with health problems start feeling better. We see it all the time and it’s truly amazing. With your help, we can make Operation New Hope a reality for families in desperate need. Please pray for us and those we serve. =========================================== Source: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_135131424.html 5/15/09 Local CAP warehouse supplies flood victims Staff, Wire Report Two tractor-trailer loads of food and water were shipped out of Knox County Thursday to flood victims in the eastern part of the state. Ray Storm, manager at the Christian Appalachian Project’s warehouse in Gray, said about 24 pallets of water, food and bedding would be delivered by the Kentucky Department of Transportation to churches in Jackson in Breathitt County and Garrett in Floyd County, where flooding has devastated communities and left many homeless. “Any time there is a disaster in the area, we come straight out as quickly as we can to help with anything that they might need, with anything we have available,” Storm said. “And we’re actually beating the bushes right now to get some more items in to help some more.” CAP receives donations of food, clothes, furniture, books and more from various national non-profits and vendors, and gives those items to churches, schools and local charities in a 13-state region of Appalachia. One of CAP’s warehouses is located just outside of Corbin, where more relief trucks are expected next week. These early truck-loads will include food, water and some cleaning supplies. Later on, victims may need clothing and building materials. “Right now, the water is being taken care of and the bare essentials are being taken care of, but we’ll need cleaning supplies and things of that nature within the next week,” Storm said. “People, in most cases, they get bombarded with clothes and things like that and that’s really not what they need first off. Building supplies will be later, also. Water, bedding, things like that are first, cleaning supplies to clean up the mess, and then building materials to help rebuild.” For those wanting to help, CAP deals with pallet-sized loads only and is not accepting individual donations of goods. However, Storm said monetary donations help pay for shipping and transportation costs. Contact CAP at 606-523-5799 or visit www.chrisapp.org for more information. ----------------------------------------------------- NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17/06: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day.

notes: FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/ChrisAppProj?ref=ts&v=wall#! ========= email sent 2/25/10 It takes more than hammers and saws and hearts full of purpose. In order to succeed, CAP's Operation New Hope, a special program designed to meet the most basic housing needs of impoverished families living in Appalachia, requires wood, roofing shingles, siding, nails, caulking, piping and a hundred other building supplies. Will you help make sure we have supplies for these repairs and other basic necessities needed by Appalachian families struggling to make ends meet? The next few weeks are critical for Operation New Hope. In a matter of days, more than 400 wonderful college students will give up their Spring Break to join in what we call WorkFest, a four week program dedicated to repairing the homes of Appalachian families living in poverty ... You see, Operation New Hope isn’t just about rebuilding homes, it’s about rebuilding lives. Once their homes are repaired, the families we assist enjoy such overwhelming pride that their lives are transformed. People get new jobs; parents get more involved with their children and they do better in school; and folks with health problems start feeling better. We see it all the time and it’s truly amazing. With your help, we can make Operation New Hope a reality for families in desperate need. Please pray for us and those we serve. =========================================== Source: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_135131424.html 5/15/09 Local CAP warehouse supplies flood victims Staff, Wire Report Two tractor-trailer loads of food and water were shipped out of Knox County Thursday to flood victims in the eastern part of the state. Ray Storm, manager at the Christian Appalachian Project’s warehouse in Gray, said about 24 pallets of water, food and bedding would be delivered by the Kentucky Department of Transportation to churches in Jackson in Breathitt County and Garrett in Floyd County, where flooding has devastated communities and left many homeless. “Any time there is a disaster in the area, we come straight out as quickly as we can to help with anything that they might need, with anything we have available,” Storm said. “And we’re actually beating the bushes right now to get some more items in to help some more.” CAP receives donations of food, clothes, furniture, books and more from various national non-profits and vendors, and gives those items to churches, schools and local charities in a 13-state region of Appalachia. One of CAP’s warehouses is located just outside of Corbin, where more relief trucks are expected next week. These early truck-loads will include food, water and some cleaning supplies. Later on, victims may need clothing and building materials. “Right now, the water is being taken care of and the bare essentials are being taken care of, but we’ll need cleaning supplies and things of that nature within the next week,” Storm said. “People, in most cases, they get bombarded with clothes and things like that and that’s really not what they need first off. Building supplies will be later, also. Water, bedding, things like that are first, cleaning supplies to clean up the mess, and then building materials to help rebuild.” For those wanting to help, CAP deals with pallet-sized loads only and is not accepting individual donations of goods. However, Storm said monetary donations help pay for shipping and transportation costs. Contact CAP at 606-523-5799 or visit www.chrisapp.org for more information. ----------------------------------------------------- NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17/06: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day. -> FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/ChrisAppProj?ref=ts&v=wall#! ========= from email sent 2/28/11 We have volunteers from across the country ready to make repairs to the homes of families in Appalachia who are in desperate need. Please make a secure donation today to help provide materials like wood, shingles, nails and more. Thank you. ========= email sent 2/25/10 It takes more than hammers and saws and hearts full of purpose. In order to succeed, CAP's Operation New Hope, a special program designed to meet the most basic housing needs of impoverished families living in Appalachia, requires wood, roofing shingles, siding, nails, caulking, piping and a hundred other building supplies. Will you help make sure we have supplies for these repairs and other basic necessities needed by Appalachian families struggling to make ends meet? The next few weeks are critical for Operation New Hope. In a matter of days, more than 400 wonderful college students will give up their Spring Break to join in what we call WorkFest, a four week program dedicated to repairing the homes of Appalachian families living in poverty ... You see, Operation New Hope isn’t just about rebuilding homes, it’s about rebuilding lives. Once their homes are repaired, the families we assist enjoy such overwhelming pride that their lives are transformed. People get new jobs; parents get more involved with their children and they do better in school; and folks with health problems start feeling better. We see it all the time and it’s truly amazing. With your help, we can make Operation New Hope a reality for families in desperate need. Please pray for us and those we serve. =========================================== Source: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_135131424.html 5/15/09 Local CAP warehouse supplies flood victims Staff, Wire Report Two tractor-trailer loads of food and water were shipped out of Knox County Thursday to flood victims in the eastern part of the state. Ray Storm, manager at the Christian Appalachian Project’s warehouse in Gray, said about 24 pallets of water, food and bedding would be delivered by the Kentucky Department of Transportation to churches in Jackson in Breathitt County and Garrett in Floyd County, where flooding has devastated communities and left many homeless. “Any time there is a disaster in the area, we come straight out as quickly as we can to help with anything that they might need, with anything we have available,” Storm said. “And we’re actually beating the bushes right now to get some more items in to help some more.” CAP receives donations of food, clothes, furniture, books and more from various national non-profits and vendors, and gives those items to churches, schools and local charities in a 13-state region of Appalachia. One of CAP’s warehouses is located just outside of Corbin, where more relief trucks are expected next week. These early truck-loads will include food, water and some cleaning supplies. Later on, victims may need clothing and building materials. “Right now, the water is being taken care of and the bare essentials are being taken care of, but we’ll need cleaning supplies and things of that nature within the next week,” Storm said. “People, in most cases, they get bombarded with clothes and things like that and that’s really not what they need first off. Building supplies will be later, also. Water, bedding, things like that are first, cleaning supplies to clean up the mess, and then building materials to help rebuild.” For those wanting to help, CAP deals with pallet-sized loads only and is not accepting individual donations of goods. However, Storm said monetary donations help pay for shipping and transportation costs. Contact CAP at 606-523-5799 or visit www.chrisapp.org for more information. ----------------------------------------------------- NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17/06: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day.

notes: FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/ChrisAppProj?ref=ts&v=wall#! ========= email sent 2/25/10 It takes more than hammers and saws and hearts full of purpose. In order to succeed, CAP's Operation New Hope, a special program designed to meet the most basic housing needs of impoverished families living in Appalachia, requires wood, roofing shingles, siding, nails, caulking, piping and a hundred other building supplies. Will you help make sure we have supplies for these repairs and other basic necessities needed by Appalachian families struggling to make ends meet? The next few weeks are critical for Operation New Hope. In a matter of days, more than 400 wonderful college students will give up their Spring Break to join in what we call WorkFest, a four week program dedicated to repairing the homes of Appalachian families living in poverty ... You see, Operation New Hope isn’t just about rebuilding homes, it’s about rebuilding lives. Once their homes are repaired, the families we assist enjoy such overwhelming pride that their lives are transformed. People get new jobs; parents get more involved with their children and they do better in school; and folks with health problems start feeling better. We see it all the time and it’s truly amazing. With your help, we can make Operation New Hope a reality for families in desperate need. Please pray for us and those we serve. ========= Source: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_135131424.html 5/15/09 Local CAP warehouse supplies flood victims Staff, Wire Report Two tractor-trailer loads of food and water were shipped out of Knox County Thursday to flood victims in the eastern part of the state. Ray Storm, manager at the Christian Appalachian Project’s warehouse in Gray, said about 24 pallets of water, food and bedding would be delivered by the Kentucky Department of Transportation to churches in Jackson in Breathitt County and Garrett in Floyd County, where flooding has devastated communities and left many homeless. “Any time there is a disaster in the area, we come straight out as quickly as we can to help with anything that they might need, with anything we have available,” Storm said. “And we’re actually beating the bushes right now to get some more items in to help some more.” CAP receives donations of food, clothes, furniture, books and more from various national non-profits and vendors, and gives those items to churches, schools and local charities in a 13-state region of Appalachia. One of CAP’s warehouses is located just outside of Corbin, where more relief trucks are expected next week. These early truck-loads will include food, water and some cleaning supplies. Later on, victims may need clothing and building materials. “Right now, the water is being taken care of and the bare essentials are being taken care of, but we’ll need cleaning supplies and things of that nature within the next week,” Storm said. “People, in most cases, they get bombarded with clothes and things like that and that’s really not what they need first off. Building supplies will be later, also. Water, bedding, things like that are first, cleaning supplies to clean up the mess, and then building materials to help rebuild.” For those wanting to help, CAP deals with pallet-sized loads only and is not accepting individual donations of goods. However, Storm said monetary donations help pay for shipping and transportation costs. Contact CAP at 606-523-5799 or visit www.chrisapp.org for more information. ----------------------------------------------------- NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17/06: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day. -> FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/ChrisAppProj?ref=ts&v=wall#! ========= email sent 2/25/10 It takes more than hammers and saws and hearts full of purpose. In order to succeed, CAP's Operation New Hope, a special program designed to meet the most basic housing needs of impoverished families living in Appalachia, requires wood, roofing shingles, siding, nails, caulking, piping and a hundred other building supplies. Will you help make sure we have supplies for these repairs and other basic necessities needed by Appalachian families struggling to make ends meet? The next few weeks are critical for Operation New Hope. In a matter of days, more than 400 wonderful college students will give up their Spring Break to join in what we call WorkFest, a four week program dedicated to repairing the homes of Appalachian families living in poverty ... You see, Operation New Hope isn’t just about rebuilding homes, it’s about rebuilding lives. Once their homes are repaired, the families we assist enjoy such overwhelming pride that their lives are transformed. People get new jobs; parents get more involved with their children and they do better in school; and folks with health problems start feeling better. We see it all the time and it’s truly amazing. With your help, we can make Operation New Hope a reality for families in desperate need. Please pray for us and those we serve. =========================================== Source: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_135131424.html 5/15/09 Local CAP warehouse supplies flood victims Staff, Wire Report Two tractor-trailer loads of food and water were shipped out of Knox County Thursday to flood victims in the eastern part of the state. Ray Storm, manager at the Christian Appalachian Project’s warehouse in Gray, said about 24 pallets of water, food and bedding would be delivered by the Kentucky Department of Transportation to churches in Jackson in Breathitt County and Garrett in Floyd County, where flooding has devastated communities and left many homeless. “Any time there is a disaster in the area, we come straight out as quickly as we can to help with anything that they might need, with anything we have available,” Storm said. “And we’re actually beating the bushes right now to get some more items in to help some more.” CAP receives donations of food, clothes, furniture, books and more from various national non-profits and vendors, and gives those items to churches, schools and local charities in a 13-state region of Appalachia. One of CAP’s warehouses is located just outside of Corbin, where more relief trucks are expected next week. These early truck-loads will include food, water and some cleaning supplies. Later on, victims may need clothing and building materials. “Right now, the water is being taken care of and the bare essentials are being taken care of, but we’ll need cleaning supplies and things of that nature within the next week,” Storm said. “People, in most cases, they get bombarded with clothes and things like that and that’s really not what they need first off. Building supplies will be later, also. Water, bedding, things like that are first, cleaning supplies to clean up the mess, and then building materials to help rebuild.” For those wanting to help, CAP deals with pallet-sized loads only and is not accepting individual donations of goods. However, Storm said monetary donations help pay for shipping and transportation costs. Contact CAP at 606-523-5799 or visit www.chrisapp.org for more information. ----------------------------------------------------- NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17/06: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day.

notes: FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/ChrisAppProj?ref=ts&v=wall#! ========= Source: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_135131424.html 5/15/09 Local CAP warehouse supplies flood victims Staff, Wire Report Two tractor-trailer loads of food and water were shipped out of Knox County Thursday to flood victims in the eastern part of the state. Ray Storm, manager at the Christian Appalachian Project’s warehouse in Gray, said about 24 pallets of water, food and bedding would be delivered by the Kentucky Department of Transportation to churches in Jackson in Breathitt County and Garrett in Floyd County, where flooding has devastated communities and left many homeless. “Any time there is a disaster in the area, we come straight out as quickly as we can to help with anything that they might need, with anything we have available,” Storm said. “And we’re actually beating the bushes right now to get some more items in to help some more.” CAP receives donations of food, clothes, furniture, books and more from various national non-profits and vendors, and gives those items to churches, schools and local charities in a 13-state region of Appalachia. One of CAP’s warehouses is located just outside of Corbin, where more relief trucks are expected next week. These early truck-loads will include food, water and some cleaning supplies. Later on, victims may need clothing and building materials. “Right now, the water is being taken care of and the bare essentials are being taken care of, but we’ll need cleaning supplies and things of that nature within the next week,” Storm said. “People, in most cases, they get bombarded with clothes and things like that and that’s really not what they need first off. Building supplies will be later, also. Water, bedding, things like that are first, cleaning supplies to clean up the mess, and then building materials to help rebuild.” For those wanting to help, CAP deals with pallet-sized loads only and is not accepting individual donations of goods. However, Storm said monetary donations help pay for shipping and transportation costs. Contact CAP at 606-523-5799 or visit www.chrisapp.org for more information. ----------------------------------------------------- NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17/06: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day. -> FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/ChrisAppProj?ref=ts&v=wall#! ========= email sent 2/25/10 It takes more than hammers and saws and hearts full of purpose. In order to succeed, CAP's Operation New Hope, a special program designed to meet the most basic housing needs of impoverished families living in Appalachia, requires wood, roofing shingles, siding, nails, caulking, piping and a hundred other building supplies. Will you help make sure we have supplies for these repairs and other basic necessities needed by Appalachian families struggling to make ends meet? The next few weeks are critical for Operation New Hope. In a matter of days, more than 400 wonderful college students will give up their Spring Break to join in what we call WorkFest, a four week program dedicated to repairing the homes of Appalachian families living in poverty ... You see, Operation New Hope isn’t just about rebuilding homes, it’s about rebuilding lives. Once their homes are repaired, the families we assist enjoy such overwhelming pride that their lives are transformed. People get new jobs; parents get more involved with their children and they do better in school; and folks with health problems start feeling better. We see it all the time and it’s truly amazing. With your help, we can make Operation New Hope a reality for families in desperate need. Please pray for us and those we serve. ========= Source: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_135131424.html 5/15/09 Local CAP warehouse supplies flood victims Staff, Wire Report Two tractor-trailer loads of food and water were shipped out of Knox County Thursday to flood victims in the eastern part of the state. Ray Storm, manager at the Christian Appalachian Project’s warehouse in Gray, said about 24 pallets of water, food and bedding would be delivered by the Kentucky Department of Transportation to churches in Jackson in Breathitt County and Garrett in Floyd County, where flooding has devastated communities and left many homeless. “Any time there is a disaster in the area, we come straight out as quickly as we can to help with anything that they might need, with anything we have available,” Storm said. “And we’re actually beating the bushes right now to get some more items in to help some more.” CAP receives donations of food, clothes, furniture, books and more from various national non-profits and vendors, and gives those items to churches, schools and local charities in a 13-state region of Appalachia. One of CAP’s warehouses is located just outside of Corbin, where more relief trucks are expected next week. These early truck-loads will include food, water and some cleaning supplies. Later on, victims may need clothing and building materials. “Right now, the water is being taken care of and the bare essentials are being taken care of, but we’ll need cleaning supplies and things of that nature within the next week,” Storm said. “People, in most cases, they get bombarded with clothes and things like that and that’s really not what they need first off. Building supplies will be later, also. Water, bedding, things like that are first, cleaning supplies to clean up the mess, and then building materials to help rebuild.” For those wanting to help, CAP deals with pallet-sized loads only and is not accepting individual donations of goods. However, Storm said monetary donations help pay for shipping and transportation costs. Contact CAP at 606-523-5799 or visit www.chrisapp.org for more information. ----------------------------------------------------- NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17/06: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day.

notes: Source: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_135131424.html 5/15/09 Local CAP warehouse supplies flood victims Staff, Wire Report Two tractor-trailer loads of food and water were shipped out of Knox County Thursday to flood victims in the eastern part of the state. Ray Storm, manager at the Christian Appalachian Project’s warehouse in Gray, said about 24 pallets of water, food and bedding would be delivered by the Kentucky Department of Transportation to churches in Jackson in Breathitt County and Garrett in Floyd County, where flooding has devastated communities and left many homeless. “Any time there is a disaster in the area, we come straight out as quickly as we can to help with anything that they might need, with anything we have available,” Storm said. “And we’re actually beating the bushes right now to get some more items in to help some more.” CAP receives donations of food, clothes, furniture, books and more from various national non-profits and vendors, and gives those items to churches, schools and local charities in a 13-state region of Appalachia. One of CAP’s warehouses is located just outside of Corbin, where more relief trucks are expected next week. These early truck-loads will include food, water and some cleaning supplies. Later on, victims may need clothing and building materials. “Right now, the water is being taken care of and the bare essentials are being taken care of, but we’ll need cleaning supplies and things of that nature within the next week,” Storm said. “People, in most cases, they get bombarded with clothes and things like that and that’s really not what they need first off. Building supplies will be later, also. Water, bedding, things like that are first, cleaning supplies to clean up the mess, and then building materials to help rebuild.” For those wanting to help, CAP deals with pallet-sized loads only and is not accepting individual donations of goods. However, Storm said monetary donations help pay for shipping and transportation costs. Contact CAP at 606-523-5799 or visit www.chrisapp.org for more information. ----------------------------------------------------- NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17/06: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day. -> FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/ChrisAppProj?ref=ts&v=wall#! ========= Source: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_135131424.html 5/15/09 Local CAP warehouse supplies flood victims Staff, Wire Report Two tractor-trailer loads of food and water were shipped out of Knox County Thursday to flood victims in the eastern part of the state. Ray Storm, manager at the Christian Appalachian Project’s warehouse in Gray, said about 24 pallets of water, food and bedding would be delivered by the Kentucky Department of Transportation to churches in Jackson in Breathitt County and Garrett in Floyd County, where flooding has devastated communities and left many homeless. “Any time there is a disaster in the area, we come straight out as quickly as we can to help with anything that they might need, with anything we have available,” Storm said. “And we’re actually beating the bushes right now to get some more items in to help some more.” CAP receives donations of food, clothes, furniture, books and more from various national non-profits and vendors, and gives those items to churches, schools and local charities in a 13-state region of Appalachia. One of CAP’s warehouses is located just outside of Corbin, where more relief trucks are expected next week. These early truck-loads will include food, water and some cleaning supplies. Later on, victims may need clothing and building materials. “Right now, the water is being taken care of and the bare essentials are being taken care of, but we’ll need cleaning supplies and things of that nature within the next week,” Storm said. “People, in most cases, they get bombarded with clothes and things like that and that’s really not what they need first off. Building supplies will be later, also. Water, bedding, things like that are first, cleaning supplies to clean up the mess, and then building materials to help rebuild.” For those wanting to help, CAP deals with pallet-sized loads only and is not accepting individual donations of goods. However, Storm said monetary donations help pay for shipping and transportation costs. Contact CAP at 606-523-5799 or visit www.chrisapp.org for more information. ----------------------------------------------------- NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17/06: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day.

notes: NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17/06: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day. -> Source: http://www.thetimestribune.com/local/local_story_135131424.html 5/15/09 Local CAP warehouse supplies flood victims Staff, Wire Report Two tractor-trailer loads of food and water were shipped out of Knox County Thursday to flood victims in the eastern part of the state. Ray Storm, manager at the Christian Appalachian Project’s warehouse in Gray, said about 24 pallets of water, food and bedding would be delivered by the Kentucky Department of Transportation to churches in Jackson in Breathitt County and Garrett in Floyd County, where flooding has devastated communities and left many homeless. “Any time there is a disaster in the area, we come straight out as quickly as we can to help with anything that they might need, with anything we have available,” Storm said. “And we’re actually beating the bushes right now to get some more items in to help some more.” CAP receives donations of food, clothes, furniture, books and more from various national non-profits and vendors, and gives those items to churches, schools and local charities in a 13-state region of Appalachia. One of CAP’s warehouses is located just outside of Corbin, where more relief trucks are expected next week. These early truck-loads will include food, water and some cleaning supplies. Later on, victims may need clothing and building materials. “Right now, the water is being taken care of and the bare essentials are being taken care of, but we’ll need cleaning supplies and things of that nature within the next week,” Storm said. “People, in most cases, they get bombarded with clothes and things like that and that’s really not what they need first off. Building supplies will be later, also. Water, bedding, things like that are first, cleaning supplies to clean up the mess, and then building materials to help rebuild.” For those wanting to help, CAP deals with pallet-sized loads only and is not accepting individual donations of goods. However, Storm said monetary donations help pay for shipping and transportation costs. Contact CAP at 606-523-5799 or visit www.chrisapp.org for more information. ----------------------------------------------------- NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17/06: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day.

notes: NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day. -> NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17/06: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day.

areas_served: -> The northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York
mission: The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. Guiding Principles: I. To promote the dignity and self-worth of individuals by promoting self-help. II. To practice and encourage good stewardship of and accountability for all of the resources entrusted to us. III. To foster individual growth among staff, volunteers, donors and program participants. IV. To live out and promote the Gospel of Jesus Christ through all of our actions. V. To foster open, honest and effective communication both inside and outside the organization. VI. To involve the Appalachian people at all social and economic levels in developing a solution to poverty. -> The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. Guiding Principles: I. To promote the dignity and self-worth of individuals by promoting self-help. II. To practice and encourage good stewardship of and accountability for all of the resources entrusted to us. III. To foster individual growth among staff, volunteers, donors and program participants. IV. To live out and promote the Gospel of Jesus Christ through all of our actions. V. To foster open, honest and effective communication both inside and outside the organization. VI. To involve the Appalachian people at all social and economic levels in developing a solution to poverty.

notes: NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! ----------------- Since 1964, CAP?s work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP?s supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day. -> NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra ------------------------------------------- OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! --------------------------------------- Since 1964, CAP's work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP's supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day.

organization: Non-Profit Community Outreach -> Faith-Based Community Outreach/Disaster Recovery/Relief

notes: NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP�s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America�s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! ----------------- Since 1964, CAP�s work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP�s supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day. -> NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP?s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America?s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! ----------------- Since 1964, CAP?s work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP?s supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day.
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notes: NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP�s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra Our Mission Statement: The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America�s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! -> NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Volunteer/Contact Information Anyone is welcome to volunteer for the Disaster Relief program; there is no need to be a current CAP volunteer or have had previous volunteering experience. If time is not available, donations are always gladly received. Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP�s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America�s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! ----------------- Since 1964, CAP�s work has focused on promoting dignity and independence among poverty-stricken Appalachian residents. Family structure is preserved in order to make life better for citizens. The Appalachian region stretches fron the northeast corner of Mississippi through the southwest corner of New York and in the hardest hit areas of the 13 states, more than 50% of children live in poverty. Through the prayers and generosity of CAP�s supporters, we have the opportunity to live out the Gospel each and every day.
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notes: NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Update 8/17: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra Our Mission Statement: The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America�s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! -> NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Get Involved - Volunteer with CAP http://www.christianapp.org/getinvolved.shtml Volunteers are the heart of CAP�s 70+ programs and services. Whether offering time for a week or for a year, the impact each of our volunteers has on those they serve is immeasurable and forever remembered. Become one of the countless volunteers whose lives have been touched over the years by calling our office at 1-800-755-5322, E-mailing us at volunteer@chrisapp.org or writing to us at 4192 North Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. -------------------- Support CAP: Mission Fish Online Auction http://www.christianapp.org/missionfish.shtml -------------------- Update 8/17: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra Our Mission Statement: The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America�s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!!

notes: Update 8/17: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra Our Mission Statement: The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America�s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! -> NEW WEBSITE: http://www.christianapp.org/ Update 8/17: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra Our Mission Statement: The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America�s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!!
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organization: Interdenominational Faith-based, Non-Profit, Disaster Relief -> Non-Profit Community Outreach

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notes: Update 8/17: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra Our Mission Statement The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. OPERATION SHARING Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America�s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! -> Update 8/17: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra Our Mission Statement: The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. OPERATION SHARING: Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America�s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty. Please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!!

notes: Update 8/17: They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra Our Mission Statement The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. OPERATION SHARING Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America�s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! -> Update 8/17: The group operates two warehouses, one in Corbin and one in Hager Hill Kentucky. They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra Our Mission Statement The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. OPERATION SHARING Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America�s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!!

name: Christian Appalachian Project -> Christian Appalachian Project - Operation Sharing
notes: Update 8/17: They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra Our Mission Statement The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. GO SEE OPERATION SHARING Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America�s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! -> Update 8/17: They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra Our Mission Statement The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. OPERATION SHARING Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America�s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!!

main_phone: (859) 792-3051 or 866-270-4227 -> (859) 792-3051 or 866-270-4227 or (606)523-5736
notes: Our Mission Statement The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. GO SEE OPERATION SHARING Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America�s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!! -> Update 8/17: They do not have any donations in the warehouse currently, as they are closing out their fiscal year. They expect donations to start coming in in Sept. Their primary goal, however, is to serve their home region. And that includes serving some 1,800 organizations. So it looks like this group could use some help from the rest of the nation. The types of things that they get in are food, books, clothing, school supplies, etc. They've got local trucking, and some regional trucking, it seems...to serve their primary mission. There are two groups there, a donation warehouse/distribution operation and a volunteer organization. They've been there for over a decade. They seem like a truly wonderful organization. Terra Our Mission Statement The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. GO SEE OPERATION SHARING Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America�s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!!
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notes: Our Mission Statement The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. GO SEE OPERATION SHARING Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America�s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work in PA -> Our Mission Statement The Christian Appalachian Project is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian organization committed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual and emotional support through a wide variety of programs and services. GO SEE OPERATION SHARING Operation Sharing brings business and people together to build lives and deliver hope to individuals and families in dire need! With connections to like-minded organization throughout the 13 Appalachian state area, we bring hope to America�s poorest citizens. We partner with churches, businesses, non-profit groups and community-based resource centers to distribute much-appreciated and much needed goods to those suffering in poverty please contact the Volunteer Program at 1-800-755-5322, or via email at volunteer@chrisapp.org. Application process required. Community Volunteers Needed For Disaster Recovery Work!!!
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