Find Inmate Support Nonprofits and Charities

  ngpilot wrote:

If you have never had the opportunity to experience a family's reunion with mom or dad in prison, here is a ministry that does just that. Wings coordinates the entire event for several inmates and provides everything necessary to make the event one that... more »

  jjsteeles wrote:

This ministry has been a very important part of my life for the past 10 years. In the Tallahassee Area we have three programs currently taking place. Kairos Inside for Men is now located in three local prisons. The program is designed to help those... more »

  ShelleyS wrote:

I first became aware of Truth Be Told, an organization that provides transformational programs for women behind and beyond bars in prison, through a good friend of mine who was involved. I then attended a graduation ceremony at Lockhart Prison in Texas,... more »

  phillipgurley1978 wrote:

After being released from incarceration I felt like my life was over. I lost my mother,father,grandmother, and grandfather all during my incarcerationband had no where to go so I came to a transitional house here in Birmingham. But that wasn't cutting... more »

  misspinkmarie wrote:

I am writing to give my comment of Equilibrium Dymanics. I have been to 3+ of their various workshops and feel that my option is valid and significant. Their workshops are great and no matter how many that I go to they are always helpful and insiteful... more »

  rachel17 wrote:

I had been volunteering with Sunset Youth Services (SYS) for over four years before deciding to join their Board of Directors in 2009. I'm so energized to be a Board Member! SYS is a truly amazing organization. Their staff are among some of the most... more »

  Dayna McFarland wrote:

I have visited this organization in Uganda. I have witnessed first hand the wonderful work that they do. The organization is run by loving and caring people. These people are also very frugil with the organiztion's funds. They make wise use of the... more »

  iona wrote:

I have not had a good experience with Children of Promise, NYC at all. The organization's leadership (Sharon Content) has consistently been unorganized, sloppy, rude, uncaring and unethical in her business dealings. Children on many occasions have been... more »

  Adam B.4 wrote:

I was involved with Constructing Hope back in 2007 helping them get their Oregon State Certification for their pre-apprenticeship program. With that certification came acceptance by most construction unions to accept their graduates straight into their... more »

  mwridgway wrote:

CIC is really making a difference in the lives of the men, women and youth they serve. There are many challenges to effective ministry to the incarcerated and CIC rises to and overcomes them time and again. The program is God-led, God-centered and God-inspired... more »

  JillES wrote:

My affiliation as a friend of the Southern Center for Human Rights is one that I am most proud of. While at another agency in the region I worked closely with SCHR and for more than a decade maintained my support of their incredible work. The leadership... more »

  MargaretA wrote:

Success Reentry Solutions specializes in adding value to its members. Each of the staff is committed to bringing the very best to the people they serve, and pouring into them. They take no excuses and exemplify Mark's motto of "It's Now O'Clock!" more »

  Alice wrote:

I've been very impressede when I've volunteered with OAR about the quality of training and job placement. I've met clients and heard their stories, and everyone is very positive about its work. more »

  NEIP volunteer wrote:

Volunteering for NEIP has been an incredible experience. The work is inspiring- from reading case materials to hearing exonerees speak about their experiences, the stories of miscarriages of justice in our legal system are only mitigated by knowing that... more »

  jkawatu wrote:

The Storybook Project of Arkansas is an amazing organization that does so much good. They bring children's books into the prisons and have parents (grandparents, aunts/uncles, etc.) read to the children they left behind on the "outside." This helps the... more »

  donnanickel wrote:

I am a former drug addict/criminal and have spent may years incacerated. I made a chioce to change my life and look for a higher power in God. To date I have 15 years clean and crime free. Welcome Home Ministries went to our local Sheriff and asked if... more »

  Writer wrote:

What a beautiful ministry. Women coming in from the outside in to prison to make a difference in women's life's. So humbling and caring .I personally was able to make a trip with Beauty for Ashes to a prison and it was such a wonderfull feeling to listen... more »

  chipreece wrote:

It's a well organized store with insanely reasonable prices. Also love the fact that it supports such a great cause! more »

  RNJOY wrote:

Since joining l4l in 2018, my life changed instantly and for the better. I was dealing with bad mental health issues due to a t.b.i I had in 2014, which left me paralyzed on the entire right side of my body hence leaving my brain operating on a infant... more »

  Wen L. wrote:

Very passionate and dedicated people bettering the community of Denver! more »

  ktcarreon wrote:

I have personally witnessed the outstanding work that CST has provided for our community. A friend of mine is a puppy raiser, and volunteers with this organization. Another friend that was in need of a service dog, I was impressed with the way the organization... more »

  J Robert T. wrote:

Crystal Wacker-Knapp, the founder and publisher of ReachUp has a unique ability to communicate hope and meaning to women who are struggling. Each issue is crafted in a fine-tuned and skillful manner to connect directly with its readers' needs and provide... more »

  sapulos wrote:

I have only been a member of this organization for a little bit but I can tell you this. I know of girls who have struggled with sexual exploitation and to know that there are people who care, people who have been through the same thing is most crucial... more »

  jlightfoot00 wrote:

Just Another Ministry has assisted the incarcerated during this dark time. I have seen first-hand how they bring hope, healing, and restoration to the men and women of the Texas Department Of Corrections. They do not hesitate to lend a hand with the... more »

  Deborah113 wrote:

I have been working as a volunteer for D.O.C. for five years now. It has been a wonderful experience watching the ministry evolve and grow from an outreach to approximately 2,500 inmates to over 4,000. When I was typing testimonies for the newsletter,... more »