Walter Crouch, President/CEO of Appalachia Service Project, gave a thirty-minute closing speech, "Start with the End in Mind" at ReFrame Conference. The focus of the address was on the quality of outcomes rather than just the quantity of outputs. Continue Reading
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Detailed instructional video from Appalachia Service Project about installing insulation. Continue Reading
Instructional video from Appalachia Service Project about safety. Continue Reading
The webinar starts 16 minutes into the recording. This webinar was an open forum on the topic of volunteers. Participants included people from Housing Assistance Corporation, Christian Appalachian Project, HopeBUILDERS, Kentucky Emergency Management, and Sierra Service Project. Continue Reading
Detailed instructional video from Appalachia Service Project about circular saws. Continue Reading
Detailed instructional video from Appalachia Service Project about making a cut with a circular saw. Continue Reading
Detailed instructional video from Appalachia Service Project about using a compound miter saw. Continue Reading
Detailed instructional video from Appalachia Service Project about drills. Continue Reading
Detailed instructional video from Appalachia Service Project about impact drivers. Continue Reading
Last month we encouraged you to take a lot of photos this summer so that you can more effectively share your organization’s stories year-round. Visual images are a wonderful way to convey your mission and evoke strong emotions, which can lead to monetary or in-kind donations. Continue Reading
It’s a busy time of year! Summer volunteers and staff are arriving and, for some, the next time you get to take a deep breath will be Labor Day. That said, there’s an important element you need to be thinking about right now for the same reason that you’re crazy busy. Continue Reading
Most of our member organizations do not charge clients (aka homeowners, residents, or families) for home repairs. Some nonprofits do, however. Continue Reading