People in your community are being devastated as a result of debt and financial crisis. People who are skipping meals so their kids can eat and some are on the verge of being evicted. They may be feeling suicidal, depressed and alone.

What is CAP's definition of poverty

Poverty is understood by CAP as the absence of financial well being. That is, an inability to meet day to day expenses, being vulnerable to shocks, and an inability to make choices that allow one to enjoy life now and into the future.

What CAP provides

CAP provides your church with all the training, support and financial counseling expertise  to enable you to deliver a professional service:

• Training and Support for CAP Coaches
• Marketing Plan and Materials
• Evangelism Training
• Certified Credit Counselors 
• Web-based Budgeting Tool
• Ongoing support for success
• Tools to set up Financial Outreach Ministry including web-based and multi-media. 
• All guides, workbooks and video materials in English and Spanish

Partnering CAP’s service with the compassion of the local church is changing lives every year. Families are getting their finances back on track, working their way out of debt, finding a supportive church family and coming to know God.

How much does it cost?

Monthly Donation

Opening a new CAP Debt & Financial Health Service requires a significant investment by CAP, but we are happy to make that investment in local churches that want to walk alongside people in financial distress.  We ask that churches share in the cost and make a monthly contribution.  

• $150.00+ per month - Suggested donation for smaller churches (less than 500 people).
• $150-$300+ per month - Suggested donation for larger churches (more than 500 people)

To find out how your church can partner with CAP then call the CAP Team on 331-215-9067 or email [email protected] to find out more.