UPCOMING EVENTS
We Are CAP Exhibit
Location: Lexington Central Public Library, 140 E. Main Street, Lexington, KY 40507
Description: The We Are CAP exhibit celebrates the archival history of the largest human services organization exclusively serving Appalachia. This interactive exhibit will provide context as to how CAP, which started in 1964, continues to serve families and meet emerging needs in the region through a 30-year vision. Visitors can hear archival audio, in their own words, from people connected to CAP through the years.
We Are CAP Exhibit
Location: Madison County Public Library, 319 Chestnut St, Berea, KY 40403
Description: The We Are CAP exhibit celebrates the archival history of the largest human services organization exclusively serving Appalachia. This interactive exhibit will provide context as to how CAP, which started in 1964, continues to serve families and meet emerging needs in the region through a 30-year vision. Visitors can hear archival audio, in their own words, from people connected to CAP through the years.
We Are CAP Exhibit
Location: University of Kentucky William T. Young Library, 401 Hilltop Avenue, Lexington, KY, 40506
Description: The We Are CAP exhibit celebrates the archival history of the largest human services organization exclusively serving Appalachia. This interactive exhibit will provide context as to how CAP, which started in 1964, continues to serve families and meet emerging needs in the region through a 30-year vision. Visitors can hear archival audio, in their own words, from people connected to CAP through the years.
Fighting Hunger, Feeding Hope Documentary Screening and Panel Discussion
Location: Lexington Central Public Library, Farish Theater, 140 E. Main Street, Lexington, KY 40507
Description: According to Feeding America, one in six children in Kentucky faces hunger. That food insecurity rate is higher than the national average. In the Appalachian region, things are even worse with one in five children struggling with food insecurity. The situation is even more dire In CAP's service area in Eastern Kentucky where one in four children is hungry. Additionally, seniors living in isolation are also challenged by not having enough nutritious food. This short film spotlights advocates seeking to address food insecurity on a large scale as well as locally in states and communities, and the ways Christian Appalachian Project has responded to this critical issue.
We Are CAP Exhibit
Location: Mountain Arts Center, 50 Hal Rogers Dr, Prestonsburg, KY 41653
Description: The We Are CAP exhibit celebrates the archival history of the largest human services organization exclusively serving Appalachia. This interactive exhibit will provide context as to how CAP, which started in 1964, continues to serve families and meet emerging needs in the region through a 30-year vision. Visitors can hear archival audio, in their own words, from people connected to CAP through the years.
We Are CAP at the Capitol
Location: Capitol Rotunda, 700 Capital Ave, Frankfort, KY 40601
Description: This presentation and legislative reception brings the story of Christian Appalachian Project to the Kentucky State Assembly as we celebrate 60 years of service in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky.
We Are CAP Documentary Screening
Location: The Historic SIPP Theatre, 336 Main St, Paintsville, KY 41240
Description: Appalachia is oftentimes depicted as a region perpetually struggling with poverty. This one-hour documentary spotlights the work of one nonprofit started by a priest who was called to the mountains. Christian Appalachian Project has been doing the work for six decades to build hope, transform lives, and share Christ’s love through service.
CAP Will Be There Documentary Screening and Panel Discussion
Location: Lexington Central Public Library, Farish Theater, 140 E. Main Street, Lexington, KY 40507
Description: Substandard housing is the most visible sign of poverty in Appalachia. The area's houses and their residents are aging. For the most part, builders aren't venturing to rural counties. Repair costs squeeze many longtime homeowners, and loan restrictions based on the condition of a property can pose other obstacles to home ownership. This short film spotlights advocates seeking to address the lack of affordable housing, as well as the numerous volunteers that have served with Christian Appalachian Project to make homes safe, warm, dry, and accessible.
We Are CAP Documentary Screening
Location: Kentucky Theater
Description: Appalachia is oftentimes depicted as a region perpetually struggling with poverty. This one-hour documentary spotlights the work of one nonprofit started by a priest who was called to the mountains. Christian Appalachian Project has been doing the work for six decades to build hope, transform lives, and share Christ’s love through service.
We Are CAP Exhibit and Concert
Location: Viva Voices, 4410 Alexandria Pike, Cold Spring, KY 41076
Description: The We Are CAP exhibit celebrates the archival history of the largest human services organization exclusively serving Appalachia. This interactive exhibit will provide context as to how CAP, which started in 1964, continues to serve families and meet emerging needs in the region through a 30-year vision. Visitors can hear archival audio, in their own words, from people connected to CAP through the years.
Called to the Mountains Documentary Screening and Panel Discussion
Location: Lexington Central Public Library, Farish Theater, 140 E. Main Street, Lexington, KY 40507
Description: Appalachia is oftentimes depicted as a region perpetually struggling with poverty. Christian Appalachian Project has been doing the work for six decades to build hope, transform lives, and share Christ’s love through service. There are many reasons why poverty still grips the region, and the goal of this short film and discussion is to help people see the region through a different lens.
Kentucky State Fair
Location: Louisville, KY
Description: The Kentucky State Fair celebrates all things Kentuckian by promoting agriculture, education, and community involvement. As we approach the 120th Kentucky State Fair, we are reminded of the rich tradition representing the heart of the Commonwealth. This special anniversary is not just a number; it symbolizes our state’s unique make-up of rural and urban life, brought together in one grand celebration. With exactly 120 counties, from Fulton to Pike County, every corner of our state contributes to the diverse and vibrant culture we celebrate at the fair. This year as Christian Appalachian Project celebrates 60 years, we are proud to share CAP's history with State Fair attendees. We invite you to visit us in the Exhibit Hall.
ANNIVERSARY MERCHANDISE
Want to join in the celebration of CAP's 60-year anniversary? Visit the CAP gift shop to view these Limited-Edition anniversary items.
Rayann's Popcorn Company has also created a custom flavor to celebrate our anniversary, Apple Cinnamon Crunch.