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FOA's 11 th Anniversary Trip
will take place in July 2021! Thank you for being a part of the Friends of Appalachia Community. Our long-term and first-time volunteers of FOA are disappointed over not being able to travel with ASP this summer. And though we won’t be gathering in person with the cancellation of FOA’s Taste of Spring Fundraiser, we are still accepting donations for FOA/ASP's mission. "To help rebuild homes for the impoverished Central Appalachian families." Appalachia holds a special place in our FOA hearts and we feel deeply for the many families who we have helped in the past and were counting on our service this summer. We want to do anything we can to alleviate their burden. After all, this is why we all got involved with Friends of Appalachia. In spite of COVID-19, the families of Central Appalachia still need our assistance. Although FOA will not have the opportunity to physically help the families of Kentucky this year, we have the opportunity to monetarily help. Local ASP volunteers will still be building porches/ramps, repairing/rebuilding flooring,repairing/replacing roofs. If you are so moved to continue supporting our mission, please use the DONATE link on this page to donate your 'intended donation' at our Taste of Spring Fundraiser"! If you would like to name a FOA volunteer, they will get credit for your donation. Thank you for your support during this challenging time for our organization and our community as a whole. We look forward to planning our 2021 trip and events! As always, FOA is very grateful for your donation. Stay safe! HelpBuildHope@gmail.com 
Thank you to all our 2019 Taste of Spring Fundraiser Sponsors!!
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TWO WAYS OF GIVING!
MAKE A DONATION TO A SPECIFIC VOLUNTEER TO HELP WITH THEIR TRIP EXPENSES or MAKE A DONATION TO OUR "GENERAL FUND" AND HAVE YOUR DONATION HELP PAY FOR
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2019-2020 FOA Board of Directors |
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Lisa Peters - President, T-Shirt/GiveAways Coordinator
Avery Peters - Vice-President, Communications Coordinator, Center Director, Trip Coordinator
Vera Dosky - Treasurer
Kyle Peters - Secretary, Construction Training Coordinator, Trip Floater
Katie Boland - Dental Supply Coordinator, Trip Coordinator, THS Liaison
James Corless - Community Outreach Liaison, Devotions Leader, ASP Ambassador
John Dosky - Parent Liaison, Trip Coordinator
Gillian Hannon - Student Board, Meeting Planner
Allie Lewis - Youth Liaison
Jillian Lewis - Student Board, Meeting Planner
Kent Lewis - Parent Liaison, TTC Liaison, Trip/Vehicle Coordinator
Meg Marcucci - Dental Drive Coordinator,
Justin Schwartz - College Volunteer Liaison
Chris Shay - Parent Liaison
Nolan Shay - Student Board, Meeting Planner
Callan Vaughn - Student Board, Meeting Planner
Avery Peters - Vice-President, Communications Coordinator, Center Director, Trip Coordinator
Vera Dosky - Treasurer
Kyle Peters - Secretary, Construction Training Coordinator, Trip Floater
Katie Boland - Dental Supply Coordinator, Trip Coordinator, THS Liaison
James Corless - Community Outreach Liaison, Devotions Leader, ASP Ambassador
John Dosky - Parent Liaison, Trip Coordinator
Gillian Hannon - Student Board, Meeting Planner
Allie Lewis - Youth Liaison
Jillian Lewis - Student Board, Meeting Planner
Kent Lewis - Parent Liaison, TTC Liaison, Trip/Vehicle Coordinator
Meg Marcucci - Dental Drive Coordinator,
Justin Schwartz - College Volunteer Liaison
Chris Shay - Parent Liaison
Nolan Shay - Student Board, Meeting Planner
Callan Vaughn - Student Board, Meeting Planner
Friends of Appalachia, Inc. proudly supports:
Appalachia Service Project, Inc.
www.asphome.org
56 volunteers participated in the 10th Anniversary 2019 ASP trip. FOA volunteers travel from Connecticut to Central Appalachia and work directly with families for a week in the rain and hot summer sun to make homes warmer, safer, and drier. FOA has traditionally been able to go above and beyond by providing additional money directly to the projects we work on.
Appalachia Service Project, Inc.
www.asphome.org
56 volunteers participated in the 10th Anniversary 2019 ASP trip. FOA volunteers travel from Connecticut to Central Appalachia and work directly with families for a week in the rain and hot summer sun to make homes warmer, safer, and drier. FOA has traditionally been able to go above and beyond by providing additional money directly to the projects we work on.
