September 21, 2011
The Honorable Barbara Mikulski
Chair, Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice,
Science, and Related Agencies
Committee on Appropriations
142 Dirksen Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
The Honorable Kay Bailey Hutchison
Ranking Member, Subcommittee on Commerce,
Justice, Science, and Related Agencies
Committee on Appropriations
125 Hart Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
The Honorable Frank Wolf
Chair, Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice,
Science, and Related Agencies
Committee on Appropriations
Room H-310, The Capitol Building
Washington, DC 20515
The Honorable Chaka Fattah
Ranking Member, Subcommittee on Commerce,
Justice, Science, and Related Agencies
Committee on Appropriations
Room H-310, The Capitol Building
Washington, DC 20515
Dear Chairmen Mikulski and Wolf and Ranking Members Hutchison and Fattah:
We write to express our support for full funding of the Second Chance Act in fiscal year 2012. Our 486 diverse
organizations have come together because we represent constituencies working to increase public safety by
improving reentry from prisons, jails, and juvenile facilities.
The Second Chance Act, which passed with overwhelming bipartisan support and was signed into law in April
2008, is a common sense, evidence-based approach to reducing crime and improving public safety. The bill
authorizes $165 million for programs that will improve coordination of reentry services and policies at the state,
tribal, and local levels, including demonstration grants, reentry courts, family-centered programs, substance
abuse treatment, employment, mentoring and other services needed to improve transition from prison and jail to
communities and reduce recidivism.
The Second Chance Act will provide crucial resources at a time when they are desperately needed. In 2009,
federal and state prisons held over 1.6 million inmates – one in every 199 U.S. residents – and released 729,295
individuals back to their communities. And more than 9 million individuals are released from jail each year.
Unfortunately, most individuals face numerous challenges when returning to the community from prison or jail,
and research indicates that over half are reincarcerated within three years of their release. In a recent report,
The Pew Charitable Trusts estimated that, if current growth rates continue, state and federal prisons will grow
by 13 percent by 2013, adding more than 192,000 prisoners at a cost of $27.5 billion. According to the
Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice Statistics, jails are growing at an even faster pace. However, research
confirms that comprehensive, coordinated services can help formerly incarcerated individuals find stable
employment and housing, thereby reducing recidivism.
Over 250 Second Chance grants have been awarded to community and faith-based organizations as well as
state, local and tribal governments spanning almost every state in the country. The Second Chance Act has
fuelled the public/private partnerships that are required to tackle the complex task of reducing recidivism. To
support grantees and the reentry field at-large as they face this challenge, the Second Chance Act also
established the National Reentry Resource Center (NRRC). The NRRC helps organizations who have typically
struggled to implement effective practice within a field long-deprived of the education, training, and technical
assistance required to effectively enhance public safety.
By providing the resources needed to coordinate reentry services and policies, the Second Chance Act ensures
that the tax dollars spent on corrections no longer support a revolving door in and out of prison and jail. State,
tribal and local governments, and nonprofit organizations around the country are eager to launch and expand
innovative reentry programs, and families and communities are desperate to access the services the Second
Chance Act will provide.
Please support full funding for Second Chance Act programs in FY2012.
Sincerely,
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American Baptist Home Mission Societies
American Conservative Union
American Correctional Association
American Correctional Chaplains Association
American Humanist Association
American Jail Association
American Probation and Parole Association
American Psychological Association
Association of State Correctional Administrators
Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law
Biomass Coordinating Council of the American Council on Renewable Energy
Church of Scientology
Coalition for Juvenile Justice
Corporation for Supportive Housing
Correctional Education Association
Council of Juvenile Correctional Administrators
Council of State Governments Justice Center
Drug Policy Alliance
Faces & Voices of Recovery
Families Against Mandatory Minimums
Fed-CURE
Friends Committee on National Legislation
Gay Men’s Health Crisis
Global Youth Justice
Goodwill Industries International
International Community Corrections Association
International Cure
Jewish Prisoner Services International
Justice Policy Institute
Legal Action Center
NAACP
NAADAC, The Association for Addiction Professionals
National Advocacy Center of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd
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National African American Drug Policy Coalition, Inc.
National AIDS Housing Coalition
National Alliance of Faith and Justice
National Alliance to End Homelessness
National Association of Blacks in Criminal Justice
National Association of Counties
National Association of Home Builders
National Association of Previous Prisoners, Inc.
National Association of Social Workers
National Association of State Alcohol and Drug Abuse Directors
National Coalition for the Homeless
National Correctional Industries Association
National Disability Rights Network
National Institute for Law & Equity (NILE)
National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty
National Network for Youth
National Resource Center on Children and Families of the Incarcerated
National Sheriffs' Association
National TASC
NETWORK, A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby
Prison Fellowship
Racial Justice Initiative of TimeBanks USA
Rebecca Project
Robert F. Kennedy Juvenile Justice Collaborative
Self-Development of People
The Fortune Society
The National Center on Institutions and Alternatives, Inc.
The Sentencing Project
Treatment Communities of America
United Methodist Church, General Board of Church and Society
Volunteers of America
State and Local Organizations
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Alabama Administrative Office of Courts, AL
Alabama CURE, AL
Alabama Department of Corrections, AL
Alabama Dept. of Mental Health, AL
Aletheia House, Birmingham, AL
Bob Armstrong, District Judge, Dallas County, AL
Calvin Milford, District Judge, Chambers County, AL
Charles B. Langham, District Court Judge, Morgan County, AL
District Judge Charles B. Langham, Morgan County, AL
Elizabeth C. Hamner, Circuit Court Judge, 6th Judicial Circuit, AL
Eugene R. Verin, Circuit Judge, Jefferson County, AL
Henry P. Allred, Walker County District Judge, 14th Judicial Circuit, AL
Houston L. Brown, Circuit Judge, Tenth Judicial Circuit of, AL
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Jimmy B. Pool, District Judge, Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, Montgomery County, AL
Laura B. Phillips, Calhoun County, District Court Judge, AL
Laura Petro, Circuit Judge, Birmingham, AL
New Beginnings Foundation, Inc., Montgomery, AL
P.B. McLauchlin, Jr.,Circuit Judge, 33rd Judicial Circuit, AL
Paula Bohannon McDowell, District Judge, Franklin County, AL
Schuyler H. Richardson, Madison County District Judge, AL
Stephen C. Wallace, Circuit Judge, Jefferson County, AL
Tammy Jackson, Sumter County District Court Judge, Montgomery, AL
The Dannon Project, Birmingham, AL
Tim Jolley, Circuit Judge, 27th Judicial Circuit, AL
Wells R. Turner, III, District Judge, Cullman County, AL
William B. Ogletree, Circuit Judge, 16th Judicial Circuit, AL
Arizona
David's Hope Phoenix, AZ
Genisis-X, Flagstaff, AZ
Old Pueblo Community Services, Tucson, AZ
Reentry and Preparedness, Inc., Scottsdale, AZ
California
Anti-Gang Coordinating Commission, San Luis Obispo, CA
C.U.R.A., Inc., Fremont, CA
California Association of Local Mental Health Boards, CA
Center Point, Inc., San Rafael, CA
Centerforce, San Rafael, CA
Community Works West, Berkeley, CA
Desert Manna, Barstow, CA
East Bay Community Law Center, Berkeley, CA
Girls & Gangs , Los Angeles, CA
Mental Health Board, Marin County, CA
Progress in Motion, Canoga Park, CA
Sacramento County Criminal Justice Cabinet, CA
San Diego Second Chance Program, San Diego, CA
SHIELDS for Families, Inc., Los Angeles, CA
Tarzana Treatment Centers, Tarzana, CA
The California Association of Alcohol and Drug Program Executives, CA
VIP Mentors, Los Angeles, CA
Welcome Home Central Valley, Fresno, CA
Welcome Home Ministries, Oceanside, CA
Women on the Way Recovery Center , CA
X-Con Factor, CA
Youth and Family Services, Inc., Vallejo, CA
Colorado
Arapahoe Community Treatment Center, Englewood, CO
Charity's House Ministries, Denver, CO
Colorado-CURE, CO
ComCor, Inc., Colorado Springs, CO
Great Denver Interfaith Alliance, CO
Intervention Inc., Westminster, CO
Larimer County Community Corrections, CO
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The Empowerment Program, Denver, CO
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Central Naugatuck Valley Help, Waterbury, CT
City of Hartford, CT
Connecticut Board of Pardons and Parole
CT Alliance to Benefit Law Enforcement (CABLE), Inc., CT
Family ReEntry, Norwalk, CT
New Haven Family Alliance, New Haven, CT
Reentry Central, New Haven, CT
Willimantic Advocates Make It Happen, CT
Delaware
Delaware Center for Justice, DE
Florida
APEL Health Services Center, Inc., Jacksonville, FL
Better Way of Miami, Inc., Miami, FL
Head to the Sky, Inc., Orlando, FL
Miami-Dade Corrections and Rehabilitation Department, FL
Opa-Locka North Dade Front Porch Council, Miami, FL
Open Arms Ministry of the Bible, Miami, FL
Pathways For Change, Pensacola, FL
Positive Images Enterprises, Inc., Oakland Park, FL
PROJECT R.E.A.P SUCCESS, West Palm Beach, FL
The Advocate Program, Miami, FL
The Transition House, Inc., St Cloud, FL
The Unlimited Path, Inc., FL
Georgia
Albany Second Chance, Albany, GA
Alpha 2 Omega Center for Organizational Excellence, Griffin, GA
Georgia State Conference NAACP
REDISCOVERY, Columbus, GA
William Brown Ministries, Inc., Atlanta, GA
Woman at the Well Transition Center, Atlanta, GA
Hawaii
Hawaii Department of Public Safety, HI
Illinois
Agape Missions, NFP Joliet, IL
AIDS Foundation of Chicago and HIV Prevention Justice Alliance, IL
Chicago Alliance to End Homelessness, Chicago, IL
Gateway Foundation Corrections, Chicago, IL
Haymarket Center, Chicago, IL
Huskey & Associates, Chicago, IL
New Age Services Corporation, Chicago, IL
Safer Foundation, Chicago, IL
Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law, Chicago, IL
St. Leonard’s Ministries, Chicago, IL
The Illinois Association for Criminal Justice
Tiwalade Women’s Ministry, Chicago, IL
TW's Ministry, Plano, IL
Valley Kingdom Community Development Corp., Harvey, IL
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Indiana
Indiana Addictions Issues Coalition, IN
Indiana Association of Substance Abuse Providers, IN
Indiana Counselors Association on Alcohol and Drug Abuse, IN
Life Center Project, Elkhart, IN
Indiana CURE, IN
Mental Health America of Indiana, IN
PACE, Inc., Indianapolis, IN
Public Advocates in Community re-Entry, Marion County, IN
Iowa
Iowa Coalition 4 Juvenile Justice, IA
Iowa Department of Corrections, IA
Serve Our Youth Network, Pella, IA
Spectrum Resources, Des Moines, IA
Kansas
Douglas County Sheriff's Office, Douglas County, KS
Johnson County Government, KS
Kansas Department of Corrections, KS
Kansas State Representative Pat Colloton
Seeds of Hope, Garden City, KS
Kentucky
Catholic Charities, Covington, KY
COPES, Inc., Louisville, KY
Goodwill Industries of Kentucky, KY
Louisville Metro Department of Corrections, Lousiville, KY
Never Alone - Never Again LLC, Maysville, KY
R/6 Mentoring Inc., Louisville, KY
South Central Kentucky Reentry Council, KY
Talbert House of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, OH and KY
Transformation Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky
Louisiana
Family and Friends of Addicted Incarcerated in Louisiana, Slidell, LA
Gods Love Outreach Ministries, Baton Rouge, LA
Louisiana Dept. of Corrections, LA
Louisiana Office of Juvenile Justice, LA
Re-Entry Benefiting Families, Zachary, LA
Supportive Integrated Services Inc., Shreveport, LA
The Kennedy Center of Louisiana, Shreveport, LA
Maine
Co-Occurring Collaborative Serving Maine, Portland, ME
Crisis & Counseling Centers, Augusta, ME
Day One, South Portland, ME
My Sister's Keeper, Cape Elizabeth, ME
Maryland
Center for Urban Families, Baltimore, MD
Episcopal Diocese of Maryland
Justice Maryland
Marian House, Baltimore, MD
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Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services
Montgomery County Department of Correction and Rehabilitation, MD
National Women's Prison Project, Baltimore, MD
Prison Ministry Task Force, Episcopal Diocese of Maryland
Second Genesis, Inc., Silver Spring, MD
The Maryland Addictions Directors Council
Transcension, Inc., Baltimore, MD
Mental Health Association of Maryland, MD
United Parents of Incarcerated Children and Youth, Baltimore, MD
Massachusetts
Alternative Solutions Associates, Inc., South Hadley , MA
Berkshire County Sheriff's Office, Pittsfield, MA
Boston Partners In Mentoring, Inc., Boston, MA
Boston Public Health Commission, Boston, MA
Children's Law Center of Massachusetts, MA
Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation, Dorchester, MA
Hampden County Sheriff's Department, Ludlow, MA
Hampshire Sheriff's Office, Hampshire County, MA
Jericho Circle Project, Inc., Cambridge, MA
Lowell House, Inc., Lowell, MA
Lowell Police Dept., Lowell, MA
Middlesex Sheriff’s Office, Medford, MA
Nantucket Sheriff’s Office
Roca, Springfield, MA
Spectrum Health Systems, Inc., Worcester, MA
Suffolk County Sheriff's Department, MA
The Real Cost of Prisons Project, Northampton, MA
Roxbury Youthworks, Inc., Roxbury, MA
Michigan
Advocacy Re-entry, Resources Outreach, Lansing, MI
CARE, Frasier, MI
Goodwill Industries of West Michigan, Inc., Muskegon, MI
Kalamazoo Balanced and Restorative Justice Network (BARJ Network), MI
KIDS HOPE USA Director, Spring Arbor, MI
Michigan Council on Crime and Delinquency
Oakland County Children’s Village, Pontiac, MI
Ottawa County Michigan Works Agency, Holland, MI
Proaction Behavioral Health Alliance, Grand Rapids, MI
Shakespeare Behind Bars, Inc., Holland, MI
Starting Over for Success, MI
Minnesota
Anderson Professional Training Services, MN
Goodwill/Easter Seals Minnesota
Listening House, St. Paul, MN
Minnesota Recovery Connection
RS EDEN, Minneapolis, MN
Urban Ventures Leadership Foundation, Minneapolis, MN
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Department of Criminal Justice and Sociology at Jackson State University, Jackson, MS
New Directions Inc., Columbus, MS
Noxubee County Citizens, Macon, MS
Southeastern Prison Education Advocacy & Reformation, Inc. (SPEAR), Greenville, MS
The Mississippi Youth Justice Project, Southern Poverty Law Center, MS
Missouri
13th Judicial Circuit Court of Missouri, Columbia, MO
Boone County Historical Society, Columbia, MO
Boone County Missouri Alternative Sentencing Center, 13th Judicial Circuit Court, MO
Bridgeway Behavioral Health, St. Charles, MO
Burrell Behavioral Health, Columbia, MO
Catholic Charities of Kansas City-St. Joseph, Kansas City, MO
Family Counseling Center, Columbia, MO
Future Leaders Outreach Network (FLON) of Missouri
Goodwill (MERS), Columbia, MO
Green Hills Community Action Agency, Trenton, MO
Jobpoint, Inc., Columbia, MO
Kansas City Metropolitan Crime Commission, Kansas City, MO
Kansas City Municipal Drug Court, Kansas City, MO
Love INC., Columbia, MO
Makeover for Life Outreach, St. Louis, MO
MCC-Business & Technology Campus, Kansas City, MO
Missouri CURE, MO
Operation Change Reentry, MO
Reaching Out From Within, Kansas City, MO
Reality House, Inc., Columbia, MO
Society of St. Vincent dePaul, St. Louis, MO
The Shepherd's Way Ministries, Inc., Lee’s Summit MO
The Wardrobe, Columbia, MO
Montana
State Senator Kim Gillan, MT
The Center for Children and Families, Billings, MT
Nebraska
Second Chance Recovery, Lincoln, NE
Nevada
ABA Training Center, Reno, NV
Covenant of Love, Las Vegas, NV
Nevada Statewide Prisoner Reentry Coalition, NV
The Ridge House, Inc., Reno, NV
WestCare Foundation, Las Vegas, NV
New Hampshire
Alternative Solutions Associates Inc., NH
Cheshire County Department of Corrections, NH
Child and Family Services, Manchester, NH
Friends of Recovery, NH
Goodwill Industries of Northern New England, Concord, NH
Lara J. Saffo, Grafton County Attorney, Office of the Grafton County Attorney, NH
Southwestern Community Services, Inc., Keene, NH
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ABC Prison Literacy, Princeton, NJ
Civic Research Institute, Kingston, NJ
Community Education Centers, West Caldwell, NJ
Cumberland County Guidance Center, Millville, NJ
Genesis Economic Self Sufficiency Program, Camden, NJ
Integrity, Inc., Newark, NJ
New Jersey Association of Mental Health and Addiction Agencies, Inc., NJ
Repairer of Broken Walls, Newark, NJ
Robins’ Nest Inc., Glassboro, NJ
Volunteers of America Delaware Valley, Collingswood, NJ
New Mexico
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern New Mexico
New Mexico CURE, NM
New Mexico Women's Correctional Facility, Grants, NM
PB&J Family Services, Albuquerque, NM
New York
America Works of New York
Basics/Promesa Systems Inc., Bronx, NY
Belsky and Sons Public Safety Consulting, New York, NY
Boys & Girls Clubs of Buffalo, Buffalo, NY
Center for Community Alternatives, Syracuse, NY
College and Community Fellowship, New York, NY
Concerned Citizens Action Program, Syracuse, NY
Council on Addictions of New York State, NY
Exponents, New York, NY
Friends of Recovery of Delaware and Otsego Counties, Inc., NY
Fund for Community Leadership Initiatives at New York Theological Seminary, New York, NY
Good Morning Parents, LLC, Deer Park, NY
Harlem Community Justice Center, New York, NY
Harm Reduction Coalition, New York, NY
Hour Children, Queens, NY
Hudson River Housing, Inc., Poughkeepsie, NY
NAMI New York State
New York Therapeutic Communities, Inc., NY
Office of the Criminal Justice Coordinator, The Office of the Mayor of the NYC, NY
Outreach, Richmond Hill, NY
Phoenix House Foundation, Inc., New York, NY
Prison Families Anonymous. Inc., Central Islip, NY
Prisoners’ Legal Services of New York
Providence House, Brooklyn, NY
Rehabilitation Through The Arts, Katonah, NY
Saving Grace Ministries, Inc., Williamsville, NY
Spiritus Christi Prison Outreach, Rochester, NY
The Doe Fund, New York, NY
The Prison Wives Movement, Connelly, NY
Timothy P. Donaher, Monroe County Public Defender, NY
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Youth Represent, New York, NY
North Carolina
Bob Barker Company Foundation, Fuquay-Varina, NC
Community Success Initiative (CSI), Raleigh, NC
FIRST at Blue Ridge Inc., Ridgecrest, NC
North Carolina CURE
Tabernacle Ministries Inc., Durham, NC
Work-Force Preparedness Association, Wilson, NC
North Dakota
Centre, Inc., Fargo, ND
Ohio
3-R Development, Middletown, OH
Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health Services Board of Cuyahoga County, OH
Alvis House, Columbus, OH
Athens County Department of Job and Family Services, Athens, OH
Center for Families and Children, Cleveland, OH
Central Ohio Youth Center, Marysville, OH
Christ’s Center for Hope, Miami County, OH
Crawford-Marion Board of Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services, OH
Cuyahoga County Department of Health and Human Services, Cleveland, OH
Delaware County Reentry Task Force, OH
Drug Policy Alliance Ohio, OH
Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio, OH
Fairfield County Job & Family Services, Fairfield, OH
Family & Community Services, Inc., Kent, OH
Goodwill Columbus, OH
Goodwill Industries of Central Ohio, Inc., OH
HELP Program, OTR Marianist Community, Cincinnati, OH
Highland County Office of Reentry Services, Hillsboro, OH
Hispanic Urban Minority Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Outreach Program, Cleveland, OH
Lucas Co. TASC, Inc., OH
Mercy Neighborhood Ministries, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
Miami Valley Housing Opportunities, Inc., Dayton, OH
Miami Valley Re-Entry Mentoring Initiative, Dayton, OH
National Alliance on Mental Illness of Ohio, Columbus, OH
Ohio Community Corrections Association, Columbus, OH
Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction, OH
Ohio Ex-Offender Reentry Coalition
Ohio Justice and Policy Center, Cincinnati
Ohio Poverty Law Center, Columbus, Ohio
Oriana House, Inc., Akron, OH
Recovery Resources, Cleveland, OH
Reentry Coalition Coordinator, Clark County, OH
Sandusky County Re-Entry Program, OH
Stark County Court of Common Pleas, Canton, OH
Talbert House of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, OH and KY
The Franklin County Reentry Task Force, OH
Transformation Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky
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United Church of Christ/Justice and Witness Ministries, Cleveland, OH
Urban Minority Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Outreach Program (UMADAOP) of Cincinnati
YMCA of Central Ohio, Columbus, OH
Oklahoma
Cleveland County Sheriff's Office, Norman, OK
COME Ministries, Tulsa, OK
Oklahoma CURE, OK
Sac and Fox Nation Juvenile Detention Center, Stroud, OK
Tulsa Re-entry Youth Partnership Project, Tulsa, OK
Oregon
ARAMARK Correctional Services, OR
Big Brothers Big Sisters Columbia Northwest, Portland, OR
Children's Justice Alliance, Portland, OR
Community Information Center, Inc., Portland, OR
Marion Reentry Council, Marion County, OR
Monroe County Public Defender’s Office, OR
Oregon Dept. of Corrections
Partners in Transition, Portland, OR
Sponsors, Inc., Eugene, OR
The Stepping Stone Foundation, La Grande, OR
The Trauma Healing Project, Eugene, OR
Veterans in Recovery, Medford, OR
Welcome Home Oregon, Grants Pass, OR
Pennsylvania
Agency is Catholic Social Services, Diocese of Scranton, Inc., Scranton, PA
Amiracle4sure, Inc., Harrisburg, PA
Beaver County Behavioral Health, Beaver Falls, PA
Channels Food Rescue, Harrisburg, PA
Drug and Alcohol Service Providers Organization of Pennsylvania
Healing Communities Prison Ministry and Reentry Project, Philadelphia Leadership Foundation,
PA
Healing Communities, Philadelphia, PA
HPW Associates, LLC, Pittsburgh, PA
Juvenile Law Center, Philadelphia, PA
Maternity Care Coalition, Philadelphia, PA
Mental Health America of Lancaster County, PA
Pro-Act Family, Doylestown, PA
Spanish American Civic Association (SACA), Lancaster, PA
The Council of Southeast Pennsylvania, Inc., PA
The Foundation of H.O.P.E. Board of Directors, Pittsburg, PA
Youth Advocate Programs, Inc., Harrisburg, PA
Rhode Island
OpenDoors, Providence, RI
Rhode Island Dept. of Corrections
Rhode Island Local Initiatives Support Corporation, Providence
South Carolina
Alston Wilkes Society, SC
South Dakota
Community Development Division, City of Rapid City, ND
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Tennessee
Families of Incarcerated Individuals, Inc. (FII), Memphis, TN
JIFF, Ministry, Memphis, TN
Positivity House Inc., Millington, TN
Project Return, Inc., Nashville, TN
Second Chance of Memphis
Shelby County Division of Corrections, Memphis, TN
Texas
Association of Paroling Authorities International, Huntsville, TX
Austin/Travis County Reentry Roundtable, TX
Caritas of Austin, Austin, TX
Cornerstone Assistance Network, Fort Worth, TX
Crosspoint, Inc., San Antonio, TX
Dallas County Behavioral Health Leadership Team, TX
Dallas County Criminal Justice Advisory Board, TX
Dallas County Government, TX
Drug Policy Forum of Texas
El Paso County Public Defender
Family Pathfinders of Tarrant County, Inc., Fort Worth, TX
Gateway Foundation, Inc., Dallas, TX
Houston Food Bank, TX
Jail Mail Art, Bastrop, TX
Lena Pope Home, Inc., Fort Worth, TX
Mercy Heart, Fort Worth, TX
Montgomery County NAACP Branch, TX
North Texas Behavioral Health Authority, TX
SEARCH Homeless Services, Houston, TX
SJM Family Foundation, Inc., Duncanville, TX
Southwest Key Programs, Austin, TX
State Representative Jerry Madden, TX
Tarrant County Juvenile Services, TX
Texas Criminal Justice Coalition
Vermont
Hardwick-Greensboro Restorative Justice, Hardwick, VT
Human Rights Defense Center, Brattleboro, VT
Vermont Association for Mental Health
Vermont Department of Corrections
Vermont State Representative Jason P. Lorber
Virginia
Families & Allies of Virginia's Youth, Arlington, VA
Freedom House, Richmond, VA
Friends Against Crack, Petersburg, VA
Goodwill of Central Virginia, VA
Heart To Heart Family Life and Educational Center, Inc., Norfolk, VA
Jordan's Quest, Richmond, VA
New Jubilee Educational and Family Life Center, Inc., Richmond, VA
Offender Aid and Restoration of Richmond, Inc., Richmond, VA
Our Daughters and Sons Support Group, Hampton, VA
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Renew the Earth, VA
Resource Information Help for the Disadvantaged, Highland Springs, VA
Rubicon Rehab Center Richmond, VA
The City of Richmond, VA
The Richmond City Sheriff's Office, VA
The Richmond Department of Criminal Justice, VA
The SAARA Center for Recovery, Richmond, VA
Virginia Cares, Inc., Roanoke, VA
Virginia Commonwealth University, Criminal Justice Program, Richmond, VA
Virginia Cure
Washington
Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest, Spokane, WA
Hearts of Hope, Overcomer Covenant Church, Auburn, WA
NDN Cultural Resource, Spokane, WA
Washington, DC
Coalition of Organizations and Individuals Nurturing
Disciples Justice Action Network
Employment for Former Offenders Receiving Treatment Services
John Wilson and Associates Consulting
Regional Addiction Prevention (RAP)
Returning Citizens United, Inc.
Safe Streets Arts Foundation
Southeast Ministry
The Episcopal Church
The Mitchell Firm
The Never Give Up Foundation
The Reentry Task Force
West Virginia
West Virginia Division of Corrections
Wisconsin
ATTIC Correctional Services, Inc., Schofield, WI
Justiceworks, Ltd. , Stevens Point, WI
Portage County Alliance for Youth, Stevens Point, WI
Portage County Circuit Courts, Portage County, WI
Portage County District Attorney, Portage County, WI
Prism Jail Ministry, Stevens Point, WI
Voices Beyond Bars, Madison, WI
Wisconsin State Senator Lena C. Taylor
Word of Hope Ministries
Wyoming
Bethel Outreach Ministries