Your gift accelerates a movement of more than 100 partner prison ministries to share the gospel, protect at-risk children and bring restorative practices to prisoners and prison systems worldwide.
12.1 million people are incarcerated globally, residing within 19,000, often overcrowded, prison sites. There are 18.9 million children of those prisoners, who face dangerous risks such as being exploited for human trafficking, child labor, abuse, neglect and dropping out of school. It is this community that we are called to serve. Join our movement to break the cycle of crime, worldwide.
Your gift transforms the lives of prisoners, from the inside out, by introducing them to a restorative relationship with Jesus.
Bring Light Into the DarknessYour gift provides your sponsored child with a Christian caseworker who assesses their needs and provides support.
Support a ChildYour gift provides prisoners the hope of the Gospel in their native tongue to help them engage in God’s Word in a new and meaningful way.
Support a PrisonerYour gift increase prisoners’ awareness of how crime harms victims, what is needed to make amends, and how to be peacemakers in the future.
Donate TodayYour gift helps children of prisoners improve their access to, and participation in school, foster social connections with mentors and peers from their communities and increase their spiritual and personal development with their local church.
Give NowYour gift expands and deepens the Prison Fellowship family footprint, reaching dark places with the light and hope of Jesus Christ.
Help Break the CycleStudies have shown that when 20% of a group get behind an idea, they can create a social epidemic that changes the entire population. Our goal is to achieve transformation of the lives of over 2 million prisoners annually (20% of the global prisoner population) through Christ's love, creating a tipping point for change in the prisons of the world – breaking the cycle of crime, from the inside out, for good.
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