APPALACHIA SERVICE PROJECT

Jesse Lee Appalachia Service Project (ASP) made its 40th life-changing home-repair mission trip June 29 to July 7, 2024. Some 270 teen and adult volunteers participated, again making Jesse Lee ASP one of the largest local ASP groups in America!

ASP is a national Christian volunteer organization whose participants make an annual weeklong mission trip where they work to make local folks’ homes “warmer, safer and drier.” Since its founding in 1969, more than 425,000 volunteers from across the nation have repaired nearly 19,000 homes in central Appalachia.

This spring, volunteers attended monthly orientation meetings to prepare for the trip. In addition, new volunteers received “basic skills” training (ladders, power tools, hammers, etc.) in late April, while all volunteers put their training to use in May by building wheelchair-ramp sections, which Jesse Lee’s Spirit Builders eventually will employ in their construction ministry.

There are significant costs in taking 270-some volunteers down to Appalachia for a week. YOU CAN HELP in two ways: by purchasing “stock” at $10 each from a volunteer, or donations toward vehicle rentals. See below for links.

If you supported this year’s trip, THANK YOU!

Learn more about this rewarding ministry … and watch in January 2025 as details are announced for our 41st year … at www.jesseleeasp.org.

HELP SUPPORT ASP!

If you want to buy “ASP stock,” or help pay for the vans we need to get to Appalachia, or make a general donation, please click the button below and scroll down the Support Our Volunteers page to pick the option you prefer.

You can make a general donation to support ASP by clicking the button below.

TEXT TO GIVE

If you want to give on the go, you can text ASP to 203.349-6853 to give. 

Respond to the text you get by typing in the amount you want to donate to Jesse Lee ASP and hit send.

It’s that simple and SO APPRECIATED!

THANK YOU FOR MAKING A DIFFERENCE!

Learn more about how Jesse Lee ASP helps make homes warmer, safer and drier here at home and in Appalachia?