Partnership opportunities:
Bring hope to kids at Christmas
This holiday season, deliver a gift and a heartfelt message from an incarcerated parent to their child in your community. Through Prison Fellowship Angel Tree, you can let children know they are loved by Jesus and their mom or dad has not forgotten them. And the bonds you form with these local families can extend well beyond Christmastime.
Become a Restoration Partner
A monthly pledge can change the lives of incarcerated men and women through powerful programming and transformative community. Your donation also blesses children with a parent in prison by providing them with Christmas gifts, Bibles, and opportunities to learn about Jesus at summer and sports camps.
Become a Justice Ambassador
Are you a Christian with a passion for justice? Do you care about fair laws, safe prisons, and second chances? Justice Ambassadors advocate alongside Prison Fellowship for laws that better reflect biblical values related to crime and incarceration. Apply today and put your faith into action in the public square.
Advocate for justice reform
Want to make a difference? Prison Fellowship makes it easy to advocate for more just laws related to crime and incarceration. Using our simple advocacy system, we will send messages to local lawmakers on your behalf. Together, we can champion a more restorative approach to justice and create a safer, more redemptive society.
Join the prayer team
Are you a prayer warrior? We have seen God do amazing things through the prayers of His people. Join us in asking God to bring justice, mercy, and hope to our culture through a revival of the Church inside and outside prison, leading to transformed prisons, families, and entire communities.
Share on social
When you share Prison Fellowship's stories with friends and family, you amplify hope and restoration. We'll provide you with everything you need to tell others about God's work behind bars. With a simple click, you can spread the word about second chances, flourishing families, and transformed lives.
