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Critical Home Repair and Replacement. Transformational Relationships.

Making homes warmer, safer, and drier for Appalachian families
Providing critical repairs to raise homes out of substandard condition
Building new homes in select locations when homes are beyond repair or affected by a disaster
Establishing meaningful, long-lasting relationships with homeowners, fellow volunteers, and staff
Empowering youth and adult volunteers to take on high-impact home repairs
Emphasizing service through mission trips for youth and adults of all ages, backgrounds, and skill levels

Devastating flooding in Appalachia

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Over 55 Years of Repairing and Replacing Homes in Central Appalachia

More than 24 communities are served by ASP each year
More than 300 families are impacted through ASP each year
More than 3,000 repair projects are completed by volunteers each year
More than 20 new homes are built and gifted each year
More than 12,000 volunteers serve with ASP each year
ASP repairs roofs, walls, floors, foundations, and bathrooms, in addition to making homes accessible through porch and ramp repairs or additions

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ASP provides a trusted, nationally recognized, and uniquely rewarding service experience—mobilizing thousands of nationwide volunteers to perform critical home repairs and replacements for families in need throughout Central Appalachia.

Since 1969, we have made homes warmer, safer, and drier for families and offered transformational service experiences for volunteers.

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ASP Merchandise

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Learn More About ASP

Discover ASP's history and unique approach to service.

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Our Blog

Read stories from ASP volunteers, homeowners, and staff.

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