How many prison alternatives are there in Florida?

6 prison alternatives file a Form 990 with the IRS in Florida.

What else are Adult Diversion called?

Also known as Alternatives to Incarceration, Community Corrections, Community-Based Correctional Facility, Day Treatment for Offenders, Diversion, Group Homes for Offenders, Home Confinement, Housing, Intensive Supervision of Offenders, Juvenile Alternative Sentencing, Juvenile Detention Facilities, Juvenile Detention Homes, Juvenile Diversion, Juvenile Justice System, Prison Alternatives, Prison Boot Camps, Reformatories, Residential Restitution Centers, Residential Treatment Facilities for Offenders, and Weekend Sentences.

Prison Alternatives · Florida

Prison Alternatives nonprofits in Florida

6 prison alternatives in Florida file a Form 990. Together they report $42 million in revenue and hold $13 million in assets.

The largest are Twin Oaks Juvenile Development Inc, Freedom Fund Network Inc, and 2Nd Chance University Inc.

Organizations

Total revenue

$42.4M

Total assets

$13.2M

Prison Alternatives in Florida

Largest by revenue first.

Twin Oaks Juvenile Development Inc 501(c)(3) · Tallahassee, FL	$42.1M
Freedom Fund Network Inc 501(c)(3) · Delray Beach, FL	$241K
22Nd Chance University Inc 501(c)(3) · Sanford, FL	$100K
GGiveem Heaven Ministires Inc 501(c)(3) · Dover, FL	$0
MMending Minds Ministries 501(c)(3) · Tallahassee, FL	$0
LLibra-Life Mentoring Services 501(c)(3) · Riviera Beach, FL	$0

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