Find Prison Alternatives Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  Rondell wrote:

I have watched Blue Heart change the lives of so many young men... As the only organization that caters to AA youth they are simply an amazing blessing. more »

  Pucca wrote:

This outreach service is far more than anyone could hope for. YOS has helped so many people of every race, creed, and nationality. I know that bigger things are yet to come for this program, and I highly recomend you to donate to this cause, you won't... 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 »

  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 »

  s5601 wrote:

Great organization that teaches communication skills to foster greater connection and compassion in the world. It was a honor to volunteer there. Everyone on staff walks the talk and displays skill and integrity in their dealings with the public and with... more »

  Marcus01 wrote:

Jones Help & Empowerment was established by a lady name Theresa Jones. The organization is a faith based organization where they provide transitional housing for the unfortunate. If you are ready to turn your life around and get into a program this... more »

  KacyT wrote:

Del and crew are good people. Professional, courteous, and kind. My community service time with them was memorably fun and worthwhile. They helped me when I needed it, and for that, I will always be grateful. 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 »

  LGiGiC wrote:

Excellent nonprofit agency! The dedication and commitment of the Board and volunteers are top notch. You can tell that they really care about the children in our community and are proactively dismantling the school to prison pipeline. The summer mentoring... more »

  dbemerson wrote:

they suck. they work you like dogs 16 hours a day and there is no time for therapy. love, dylan emerson more »

  MKeiyoro wrote:

What is with all these calls? I don't understand why they are trying to get money out of a stone. Doesn't the charity get it? I don't want to donate! more »

  Sam_16 wrote:

This Organization is amazing! They do work all over Pasadena, helping youth stay away from and get out of things such as drugs, abuse, and alcohol. Cross In The City has helped hundreds of youth AND adults, and they will continue to do so. They are also... more »

  linda68 wrote:

From the moment I walked on the campus of Missouri Girls Town, the environment captured the essence of beauty of mind, soul, and body for young women who have come from challenging childhoods. Though I have attended events at Missouri Girls Town before,... more »

  tenbeere wrote:

Not truthful about resident age range and violent history's of residents. Quick to take your money with no Counseling for those unhappy with the treatment from inmates more »

  dougroberts wrote:

I joined the Board of Trustees of Cincinnati Union Bethel 14 years ago and I am amazed at how much it has grown and the number of women, children, and families in need that it has assisted and continues to serve. Cincinnati Union Bethel will celebrate... more »

  Integrity in Numbers wrote:

I met The founder while the CFO for a social service organization in Harlem district, New York City. Rita Zimmer is selfless and dedicated in pushing forward the issues of homeless women and families in New York City. I joined the Board in Jan 2007... more »

  Dave Lz wrote:

Having supported this organization at various times since 1972, I've read the testimonies of (and observed first-hand) many individuals who have been able to successfully overcome substance-abuse issues beacuse of the services provided by New Destiny.... more »

  kammg wrote:

This organization works endlessly to support youth and young adults in recognizing and achieving their potential as it also works to aid the leadership skills they have. Wonderful organization more »

  Shannon C.6 wrote:

It is amazingly powerful to help women, girls, and LBGTQI aging out and their families overcome every barrier in their life! When survivors have access to safe housing, livable wAge employment, and trauma informed care they are so resilient! more »

  2honest wrote:

Staff is extremely rude & unprofessional. Lots of power trips going on. Rules are very inconsistent & seem to be made up as they go along. Family involvement is not encouraged. Best way to get through the program is to tell then what you think they... more »

  Grateful 1 wrote:

OAR of Fairfax helped me upon release after serving 10 1/2 years in the VA Dept. of Corrections. I was placed in the VASAVOR (Virginia Serious and Violent Offender Reentry Program) program and not by choice. I was lucky to have a loving caring family... more »

  sparkles-mom wrote:

After donating for years & being what I thought well informed, my daughter & her baby became a client. I was SHOCKED what really occurred. I was alienated & the Director I consider very unprofessional towards me as if my daughter needed to be protected... more »

  Michelle S.2 wrote:

Hello my name is Michelle Smith-Velez: When I was attending John Jay College of Criminal Justice, I was sent to the Bayview Correctional Facility in NYC to do a college internship with South Forty Corp. There I met a wonderful woman named Loretta... more »