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ANGEL TREE
You can help provide a pathway for parents to strengthen relationships with their families through Prison Fellowship Angel Tree®. Don’t miss out—studies show strong family relationships can have a favorable impact on prison culture.
The Storehouse
Your online marketplace for completely FREE resources for you and your residents. Let Prison Fellowship® equip you in your ministry by providing Bibles, devotionals, books, media, recovery materials, and more!
Create: New Beginnings
Unlock creativity at your facility by offering this 10-week restorative art program designed specifically for women. Through individual artwork and collaborative discussions, participants experience a sense of community, healing, and purpose.
Floodlight
Broaden your educational and inspirational material for your residents with videos from Floodlight®. From performances from top speakers and artists to our own original content, you can get access to hundreds of hours of free productions, courses, and more.
Inside Journal
This free quarterly newspaper offers a variety of engaging stories on topics like parenting, conflict resolution, trauma and addiction recovery, and more. Inside Journal® is available in Men’s, Women’s, and Spanish editions!
It Starts with a Gift
You can improve prison culture and help the next generation through participating in Angel Tree®! Studies have shown that supporting healthy family relationships can have a favorable impact on prison culture and lower the chance of recidivism. Programs that foster healthy relationships can also prevent negative outcomes for kids with a parent in prison. By offering the annual Angel Tree® application to parents at your facility, you will provide an opportunity for moms and dads to strengthen relationships with their families and help connect families to a supportive community.
- Incarcerated parent gets current information from caregiver.
- Chaplain distributes forms and tells when and where to return them.
- Incarcerated parent fills out and turns in form.
- Chaplain sends forms to Angel Tree.
- Angel Tree assigns children to a church or organization, and a volunteer calls the caregiver to ask about gifts and delivery.
- Church or organization gives a gift to prisoner’s child along with their personal message.
Digital Angel Tree Resources
- PFAT Promotional Best Practices 2023 — Download here
- Angel Tree Promo Video — Stream or download here
- Angel Tree Promo Video (Spanish) — Stream or download here
- How Angel Tree Works — Stream or download here
- How Angel Tree Works (Spanish) — Stream or download here
- Angel Tree Application Checklist — Stream or download here
- Angel Tree Application Checklist (Spanish) — Stream or download here
ANGEL TREE PROGRAMS
By offering the annual Angel Tree® application to parents at your facility, you will provide an opportunity for moms and dads to strengthen relationships with their families and help connect families to a supportive community.
ANGEL TREE CHRISTMAS
By offering the annual Angel Tree® application to parents at your facility, you will provide an opportunity for moms and dads to strengthen relationships with their families and help connect families to a supportive community.
ANGEL TREE Camping
With the help of our ministry and camping partners, prisoners’ children attend camp on scholarship at little to no cost.
ANGEL TREE Sports Camp
Held in select metro areas, Angel Tree sports camps give kids an unforgettable day of coaching, encouragement, and hope!
First Chance Network
In five urban centers across the country, kids can have access to community-based support devoted to their success. Events like college visit days, dental clinics, career days, and financial literacy classes help children receive a true first chance in life—not only to avoid the criminal justice system, but also to step into their God-given potential.
Mentoring Angel Tree Kids
Prison Fellowship connects Angel Tree families to mentoring organizations that match children to local mentors. Studies indicate that being mentored by a caring adult is the single most effective strategy to build character and curb destructive behavior.