OUR COMMUNITY

CAP has one mission, but many ways to serve. That mission is to build hope, transform lives, and share Christ’s love through service in Appalachia which started through the faith, service, and compassion of one man who chose to answer God’s call on his life. Today, we all get to be a part of this story happening in Appalachia: participants, volunteers, employees, partners, donors, and supporters. We are all a part of this amazing story six decades in the making.

AVERY FORD

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Avery served as an AmeriCorps member in CAP’s Home Repair program for two years.
BRIAN CONLEY

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Brian coordinates the receiving and distribution of essential items in CAP’s Operation Sharing program as a gift-in-kind acquisitions specialist.
HUNT BROTHERS

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Hunt Brothers Pizza supports the mission of CAP. This volunteer with another partner, MEI - Total Elevator Solutions, takes a break from working on a home.
JALANE SPEAKS

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JaLane has served as a licensed professional clinical counselor for CAP’s Family Life Counseling Services for more than a decade.
MIKE LOIACONO

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Mike first came to CAP as a volunteer and now serves as an assistant vice president of human services programs.
MEI

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MEI sends volunteer groups to serve throughout the year and donates to CAP's work in Appalachia. They are a valuable corporate partner.
PAIGE KIRBY

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Paige is CAP’s director of Finance and also volunteers to serve in our human services programs.
ROBYN RENNER

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Robyn serves as the director of CAP’s Disaster Relief program and the assistant director of the Home Repair program.
TEXAS ROADHOUSE

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Texas Roadhouse is a corporate sponsor of CAP's Hunger Walk. They have been a partner for more than a decade providing financial resources and volunteer service.