Cumberland, Kentucky

Cumberland, Kentucky Go Team

fbmmissions partners with local missionaries in Cumberland, KY through a ministry called Club 180. This impactful ministry serves the coal-mining community of Harlan County, Kentucky, helping meet the spiritual, emotional, and physical needs of children, youth, and families.

What We Do

Club 180 offers a range of programs aimed at helping children, youth, and families in practical ways:

  • Esther’s Closet: Providing clothing and essentials for those in need.

  • Cooking School: Teaching families valuable skills to create nutritious meals.

  • Parenting by Grace Classes: Offering support and guidance to parents as they navigate the challenges of raising children.

  • 180 Basketball: Engaging youth through sports, building teamwork, and teaching life skills.

  • Camps and After-School Programs: Creating safe and supportive environments where kids can learn, grow, and be mentored.

  • Tutoring: Helping students excel academically and overcome educational challenges.

Get Involved

You can make a difference by joining the Cumberland, Kentucky Go Team. Whether you're interested in serving on-site, providing financial support, or offering your prayers, your involvement will help bring transformation to this community. Join us in sharing the love of Christ and offering practical assistance to those who need it most.

About Club 180 Ministry

Club 180 is dedicated to transforming lives in Eastern Kentucky by addressing the immediate and long-term needs of the community. Through a variety of programs and outreach efforts, Club 180 provides essential services and support, ensuring that families are not only cared for physically but also experience emotional and spiritual growth.

Where We Serve

Cumberland, located in Harlan County, Kentucky, is a region heavily impacted by the decline of the coal industry. Many families face significant hardships, including poverty, addiction, and a lack of resources. Club 180 seeks to meet these challenges head-on, providing hope and support to the most vulnerable members of the community.