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Prison Alternatives · Alabama

Prison Alternatives nonprofits in Alabama

13 prison alternatives in Alabama file a Form 990. Together they report $14 million in revenue and hold $21 million in assets.

The largest are Lee County Youth Development Center Inc, Southeast Alabama Court Services, and Jackson County Community Punishment & Correction Inc.

Organizations
13
Total revenue
$13.6M
Total assets
$20.7M

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Prison Alternatives in Alabama

Largest by revenue first.

Lee County Youth Development Center Inc 501(c)(3) · Opelika, AL $10.6M
SSoutheast Alabama Court Services 501(c)(3) · Ozark, AL $1.1M
JJackson County Community Punishment & Correction Inc 501(c)(3) · Scottsboro, AL $551K
CChilton County Court Services Inc 501(c)(3) · Clanton, AL $340K
FFourth Judicial Circuit Community Corrections Program 501(c)(3) · Selma, AL $323K
AAutauga Elmore Community Corrections Program Inc 501(c)(3) · Coosada, AL $300K
TThe Seventeenth Judicial Circuit Community Corrections Programs Inc 501(c)(3) · Livingston, AL $274K
SSoutheast Alabama Human Development Council Inc 501(c)(3) · Abbeville, AL $169K
SSoop Inc 501(c)(3) · Montgomery, AL $25
TTransform Central 501(c)(3) · Dothan, AL $0
MMobile Veterans Treatment Court Support Inc 501(c)(3) · Mobile, AL
SSecond Love Project Inc 501(c)(3) · Elba, AL
FFelony Rehabilitation Association 501(c)(3) · Birmingham, AL

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