COMEBACK KIDS
Real Stories Of HOPE, From Our Very Own Comeback Kids
Korey
What led me here? I asked myself that when I was in the back of the police car, when I was in prison, when I was alone...
Read MoreMake A DonationNicole
As I walked through those prison doors, I had no idea what would lie ahead, but I knew that I had to use this time to better myself and help others along the way...
Read MoreMake A DonationHarvey
The gangs became my new family. Drugs and money became my new love. I lived every day wearing a mask to hide the real me (a scared kid with no one to talk to and nowhere to turn)...
Read MoreMake A DonationJeremy
My life of crime started at the young age of 11 which was how old I was the first time I was arrested. My early years were spent in the streets of LA and while most kids that age are excited to start the 6th grade, I was drinking, drugging and already actively involved in the gang lifestyle....
Read MoreMake A DonationMario
His father and mother were both abusing drugs which left his older brother and himself to fend for themselves. Before long, he was involved in a gang and the lifestyle that came along with it...
Read MoreMake A DonationMarshay
Her biological mother struggled with drug addiction and as a result lost custody of all of her children. Marshay and her twin brother were adopted by her Mother Francis, who now resides in Mississippi and her Father Clarence...
Read MoreMake A DonationLincoln
His biological dad wasn’t around much until he got him & his brother out of foster care. Because of Lincoln’s surroundings and upbringing, he started using drugs when he was 11 yrs old, meth...
Read MoreMake A DonationCornell
Cornell was born premature July 18th 1967 at Southern Memorial Hospital, which is now known as U.M.C. Doctors thought he would not make it!! Although his parents were right here in Las Vegas, he was raised by his grandmother and her husband who passed away in 1967 when he was 8 years old...
Read MoreMake A DonationDanielle
During my life, I had many pockets of success, good jobs, and healthy relationships, but it all shattered to the ground due to my destructive behavior...
Read MoreMake A DonationAt HOPE for Prisoners, we understand that true transformation does not happen overnight. It requires a supportive and nurturing environment, access to resources, and a strong community that believes in the power of redemption. This is where you come in. Your monthly investment can make a significant impact on the lives of the individuals we serve.
Your donation will help us provide comprehensive reentry services to our participants, including job training, life skills development, mental health support, and substance abuse counseling. By investing in the comeback kids, you are investing in a brighter future for them and for our community as a whole.
Monthly donations allow us to plan ahead and ensure the sustainability of our programs. Your commitment will enable us to continuously improve our services, expand our reach, and provide ongoing support to those who need it most. Together, we can break the cycle of recidivism and empower individuals to become productive and law-abiding citizens.
Your generosity will not only impact the lives of those directly involved in our program but will also have a ripple effect on their families, neighborhoods, and ultimately, our entire society. By investing in the comeback kids, you are investing in a safer and more inclusive community for all.
