Our Mission
Former Inmates for Change is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization committed to fostering transformation, empowerment, and community resilience. Our mission is to contribute to the creation of safer and more vibrant communities by addressing the root causes of conflict, reducing recidivism, and empowering youth through education.
Guided by a vision of a society free from the grip of gang violence, drugs, and criminal activity, we strive to build bridges of understanding and provide tangible solutions. Our organization is dedicated to promoting conflict resolution strategies that replace violence with dialogue, empathy, and constructive communication.
Our Values
Education is a cornerstone of our mission, and we are committed to empowering youth with the knowledge and skills necessary to make positive choices. By providing educational initiatives, mentorship programs, and community outreach, we aim to break the cycle of generational involvement in criminal activities.
We understand that lasting change requires a united effort, and we actively engage with communities to build resilience against the influences of gang violence, drugs, and criminal behavior. Former Inmates for Change seeks to create environments where individuals can thrive, contribute positively, and be agents of change within their communities.
As a 501(c)(3) organization, we are driven by our commitment to transparency, accountability, and the highest ethical standards. Former Inmates for Change envisions a future where communities are empowered, individuals are given second chances, and the cycle of crime is replaced by a cycle of opportunity, hope, and positive transformation. Join us in our mission to create lasting change and build a society that values empathy, education, and the potential for redemption.
Guided by a vision of a society free from the grip of gang violence, drugs, and criminal activity, we strive to build bridges of understanding and provide tangible solutions. Our organization is dedicated to promoting conflict resolution strategies that replace violence with dialogue, empathy, and constructive communication.