Housing, Jobs & Connections: Men Exiting Prison
A nonprofit fundraiser supporting
180 Degrees, Inc.Empower Minnesota men exiting prison to secure housing, jobs, & support & rebuild family connection.
$100
raised by 1 people
$1,500 goal
About
Each year, thousands of men are released from prison in Minnesota looking to rebuild their lives and get second chances with very few resources available to them.
By donating to 180 Degrees you ensure that they are met with short and long term housing solutions, trauma informed mental health care, case management, and strong structured support to create the possibility of a hopeful future.
A BIPOC-led organization since 1973, 180 Degrees builds on 50+ years of racial equity advocacy to help adults break the destructive cycle of trauma created by poverty, racism, homelessness, and sexual exploitation.
Program Results
“I was ready for change when I came to Clifton Place. I completed my GED and got a full-time job with benefits".
- - Former Clifton Place Client
72% of clients secure paid employment and permanent housing
80% of clients are BIPOC. Clifton Place's 100% BIOPOC leadership creates an affirming culture for everyone.
Donate Today!
New Donors: Your Gift Today Can Unlock $40,000 more for men rebuilding their lives after exiting prison.
$40,000 Impact: Your donation today will have a $40,000 impact. The Richard M. Schulze Foundation has agreed to award us $40,000 only if we can meet the $40,000 baseline goal from new donors.
| Donation | Services Provided |
|---|---|
| $50 | Provide 1-month of transportation for one client for employment opportunities, health care and supportive services |
| $100 | Provide one night of shelter with three meals per day and trauma services. |
| $500 | Provide mental and chemical health support for one month for one man newly released from prison. |
| $1,000 | Clifton Place, Leadership Circle, Provide sustaining support for 350 men receiving shelter, meals and job placement. |