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Largest inmate support in Texas

The 50 largest inmate support in Texas

The 50 largest inmate support in Texas by revenue range from $2.2 million down to the rest.

The largest are Life Anew Restorative Justice, Chrysalis Ministries Inc, and Council On At-Risk Youth.

Organizations
77
Total revenue
$14.1M
Total assets
$13.0M

Largest inmate support in Texas

Ranked by revenue.

Life Anew Restorative Justice
Chrysalis Ministries Inc
Council On At-Risk Youth
Bridges To Life
AAnew Vision Transitional Living Inc
R O D Ministries
Brothers In White Chapel Inc
Lioness Justice Impacted Womens Alliance
Building Promise Usa
Write-Way Prison Ministries Inc
Catholic Prison Ministries Coalition
Buried Alive Project
E Chambless Hospitality House
UUnpack Incorporated
Hands Of Luke Medical Ministries Inc
PPeer Navigator Project Inc
Harper Advocacy Services Inc
American Patriot Relief
Chains Of Grace Inc
LLiving Fearlessly Inc
PPrisioners Bible Institute Inc
WWarrior Of God Ministries Inc
SSalaam Reentry Program
Chainbreakers Prison & Family Outreach Ctx Inc
WWashington Foundation
DDebra Clay Ministries Inc
AAngelz 4 Life
HHope Of Freedom
DDescending Eagles
GG3 Prison Ministries Inc
DDarlings Transportation
SShirley Marie Wright Foundation
HHouse Of Ecclesiastes
FFelony Foundation
MMajica Outreach
WWord Of Hope Bible Study Inc
TToto - Time On The Outside
NNew Leaf Project
BBrother S Keeper Prison Ministry
TTake Action Texas
Jesses Friends
PPrisoners Of War Wanted International Ministries Incorpora
LLions Heart Fellowship
DDeath2Life Prison Ministries
OOrthodox Christian Prison Ministry Of Houston
PPassion 4 Prison Incorporated
CCrj Mentors Association Inc
PPrison Show
SSent To The World
BBreaking Chains Making Amends A Texas Non-Profit Corporation
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