It breaks a cycle that can echo through families for decades. When a young adult whose parent is incarcerated earns a degree or trade credential, they don’t just secure a job; they rewrite the narrative for siblings, future children, and the communities around them.

But our reach is only as wide as the resources we can deploy. With more applicants than we can currently fund, your contribution becomes the difference between “wait-listed” and “enrolled,” between another statistic and a story of success.