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Workers are unloading another load of relief supplies.
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My wife and I spent 2 weeks in Mississippi in the aftermath of hurricane Katrina as volunteers with the Christian Appalachian Project. CAP is a faith-based organization from eastern Kentucky. CAP's mission is to help the poor as they try to make better lives for themselves. With the devastation from Katrina it was felt the immediate needs of the gulf coast residents were greater than those in eastern Kentucky. Nearly 40 CAP volunteers and employees went to help for 8 weeks.
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