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Largest inmate support in the United States

The 50 largest inmate support in the United States

The 50 largest inmate support in the United States by revenue range from $70 million down to $1.1 million.

The largest are Prison Fellowship Ministries, Agape Network Inc, and Justicepoint Inc.

Organizations
749
Total revenue
$323.0M
Total assets
$347.6M

Largest inmate support in the United States

Ranked by revenue.

Prison Fellowship Ministries
AAgape Network Inc
Justicepoint Inc
Prison Fellowship International
Men Of Valor
Project Model Offender Reintergration Experience Inc
Edovo Foundation
Getting Out And Staying Out Inc
Bridges Of America The Orlando Bridge Inc
Essie Justice Group
Empowerment Program Inc
Children Of Promise Nyc
Prisoner And Community Together Pact Inc
Friends Outside National Organization
Public Advocates In Community Re Entry
Project Avary Inc
Crossroads For Women
F5 Project
California Prison Healthcare Receivership Corporation
The Petey Greene Program Inc
Designing Justice & Designing Spaces
For The People
Stout Street Foundation
Televerde Foundation Inc
Nation Outside
Thrive For Life Prison Project Inc
Presbyterian Prison Ministry
Last Prisoner Project
Life Anew Restorative Justice
Forgotten Man Ministries
Chrysalis Ministries Inc
Ahimsa Collective
Youth Represent Inc
Offender Aid And Restoration Of Arlington County Oara Inc
Going Home Ii
Council On At-Risk Youth
Bridges To Life
Gospel Echoes Team Assn Inc
CChristmas Behind Bars Outreach
Assisting Families Of Inmates Inc
Virginia Community Action Re-Entry System Inc
Alliance Of Families For Justice
The National Reentry Network For Returning Citizens
Prisoners For Christ Outreach Ministries
The Pennsylvania Innocence Project
Beyond The Bars Inc
EEnvisioning Justice Solutions Inc
American Rehabilitation Ministry Inc
Ostara Initiative
NNative American Reentry Services
Public data from IRS Form 990 e-file & Business Master File. A 990 shows how an organization is run and funded — not its real-world outcomes. Figures are presented without evaluation; we do not rate, score, or rank organizations. · philanthropy.org