Appalachia





Important Trip Info
Across West Virginia’s Appalachian mountains, many pastors are sacrificially serving in their communities to walk with people towards a more flourishing future. A couple of specific opportunities have been identified as priority projects, and through Convoy of Hope’s Rural Initiatives and Field Teams, we’re honored to partner with these heroes and the work they are doing.
Areas where we work are often remote with no cell phone service and limited internet access. Despite the seclusion, Convoy of Hope’s Field Teams are committed to helping fight poverty and hopelessness in the region. Team members walk alongside the local church by serving widows, the underprivileged, children, and those impacted by opioid addiction. For many, this will be a cross-cultural experience that allows those from various walks of life to connect and learn from each other.
Trip Cost Breakdown
Types of Projects
Teams come alongside local church leaders to tackle construction projects, clean-up work, and other projects, with opportunities to interact with children. We’ll work with local leaders to determine the specific projects your team will take part in and will communicate that to you 60 days prior to your trip.
Note: While photos on this page were taken in connection to Convoy of Hope and/or Field Teams trips, each trip is unique, and engagement opportunities may differ.