501(c)(3) application submitted – pending IRS approval.
501(c)(3) application submitted – pending IRS approval.

We provide incarceration support for individuals and families by offering knowledge, guidance, and coping strategies. This enables them to navigate prison safely, engage in growth opportunities, and participate in reentry programs, ultimately allowing them to return as productive, responsible members of society.
Our founder not only survived more than two decades of incarceration but transformed that time into a powerful platform for prison advocacy, education, and service. He studied law and successfully litigated multiple civil rights cases against prison officials, holding systems accountable from within. His transformation led to opportunities such as working directly for an Arkansas governor and first lady for several years, participating in youth panels to speak truth to power, and even serving inside the private home of a director—all while in prison.
These roles granted him a level of trust and freedom far beyond the typical prison experience, allowing him to engage with policy, mentorship, and leadership in real time. With this depth of lived experience, we offer clients insights that extend well beyond the surface-level 'do's and don’ts' found in most reentry programs—grounded in resilience, strategy, and firsthand knowledge of how change is made from the inside out.
If you have questions about our organization or need assistance with incarceration support, prison advocacy, or reentry programs, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you, your loved one, your client, or a participant.
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Total annual taxpayer cost of disciplinary‑infraction‑related extra time: $3.21 billion per year. We can Impact this by preparing individuals who are sentenced to prison.