NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc. is a fiscal sponsor and grantor of  All of Us or None GA- Atlanta Chapter by way of funding provided by a grant from Legal Services for Prisoners with Children. All contributions for All of Us or None GA- Atlanta Chapter received by NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc. are tax-deductible within the legal limits under NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc.’s 501(c)(3) status. For tax purposes, NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc.'s EIN# is 80-0461813. 

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Checks and money orders, make payable to: NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc., 457 Nathan Dean Blvd. Suite 105 #330, Dallas, GA 30132

*** Please identify the contribution in the memo section as being for All of Us or None GA- Atlanta Chapter to ensure accurate designated account tracking. 

Thanks to your support, we had a dynamic 2023! Below are just a few highlights from 2023:  

  • $60, 500 were received in grants
  • $35,072 worth of inkind services were donated 
    • 1,040 inkind volunteer hours
    • $2,000 in kind professional/consulting services
  • Welcomed three new board members
  • Donations from 28 new private donors and 13 new recurring donors were received
  • Over 350 resource emails went out to Georgians impacted by a criminal conviction
    • 22 (with felonies) gained emoloyment from those emails
    • 14 (with felonies) obtained shelter, housing or other rental/morgage assistance
    • 1 received a pardon
    • 6 (with felonies) started new businesses
  • We received our 6th proclamation from Georgia's Governor to honor July as Reentry Awareness Month throughout the state in which we hosted several inspiring and educational events
  • In partnership with Redemption & Advancement, we launched an online 40 hr development and entrepreneurship program (R.O.C.C.) for formerly incarcerated individuals. 
  • We partnered with the HOAPE Coalition, a Georgia based coalition led by four Black formerly incarcerated women leaders, to engage, educate and build the power of Georgia voters, including those impacted by a criminal record.

Thank you for believing in 2nd chances!  

The Many Ways to Donate to Support Our Mission

*** Any other solicitation of funds outside of the fundraisers, campaigns and ways to donate listed below are not from us and are fraudulent. We If you get a solicitation and are unsure of its authenticity, please feel free to confirm it with us by calling or texting us at (706) 223-0893.

Thank you for believing in 2nd chances by making a donation to NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc. so we may carry out our mission to EQUIP, EMPOWER and restore Georgians impacted by the legal system. We know the country and the world is hurting right now but we have people right here in our own communities who also need your help! You can make a difference and provide 2nd chances by donating today to NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc. For your convenience, we have several ways to donate: 

Unless otherwise indicted, your donation will go to the general fund to support operational costs for the organization (with the exception of salaries) including, but not limited to, office supplies, office space, marketing, fundraising campaigns, job readiness and other programs and services carried out by the organization that promotes and support its mission. 

We are an all volunteer led,  IRS recognized  501(c)(3) public charity organization. NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc. is recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) public charity organization. Donations are subject to being tax deductible in the US. Our federal tax ID # is 80-0461813. No goods or services will be offered in exchange for any financial contribution or donation. NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc. is also registered with Guidestar, the Charities Divisions of the State of Georgia and the State of Alabama. NO DONATIONS GO TOWARDS SALARIES. 

DIGNITY IN HOUSING CAMPAIGN

Please support our efforts to start a housing program for men and women returning home from prison. EVERYONE deserves dignity. EVERYONE deserves housing. There is dignity in housing. 

We know the country and the world is hurting right now but we have people right here in our own communities who also need your help and you can make a difference and provide 2nd chances by donating today to NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc.

We are not our pasts and even in times when we have made mistakes, we are still deserving of 2nd chances that will support us on our journeys to becoming productive individuals. According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, the U.S. spends $81 billion a year to lock people up but does very little to help them once they are released. In 2017, the Prison Policy Initiative estimated the actual cost to state and federal governments and impacted families is roughly $182 billion. Gaining employment and housing are the most critical needs and determining factors of success (or failure) for those returning home from incarceration. Therefore, doesn't it make more sense to spend money to create opportunities and pathways for success in order for recently released individuals to become productive so they can take care of themselves and their families and not re-offend as opposed to spending BILLIONS on a system that causes harm, contributes to trauma, divide families and does nothing to reduce crime?

The purpose of this fundraiser is to raise funds for NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc. so they may be able to create and operate transitional housing and job readiness programs in Atlanta, Columbus, middle and south Georgia. This fundraiser is a concerted effort to expand their services to further support the dynamic work they do to support and empower those with criminal convictions in the areas of employment, job readiness, and education while addressing the rising homelessness among those being released from incarceration.

Despite the success the org has had at assisting its clients with securing employment, furthering their education, and overcoming incarcerated-related trauma, most of them continue to have housing instability due to a felony conviction. Therefore, they want to BE the change they seek by starting a housing program that will allow their clients to become fully restored citizens WITH DIGNITY through housing. There IS dignity in housing and no one should be without housing. By providing housing in combination with their current services, they will be able to increase their current success by providing support, access, and empowering those in the homes with job readiness skills, educational empowerment, and trauma care allowing them to be FULLY restored and productive members of their communities thereby reducing their chances of re-offending.

Donate to the Dignity in Housing Campaign in the following ways:

NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc. is a fiscal sponsor and grantor of  All of Us or None GA- Atlanta Chapter by way of funding provided by a grant from Legal Services for Prisoners with Children. All contributions for All of Us or None GA- Atlanta Chapter received by NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc. are tax-deductible within the legal limits under NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc.’s 501(c)(3) status. Checks and money orders should be made payable to: NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc. and identified as a contribution for All of Us or None GA- Atlanta Chapter in the memo field to ensure accurate designated account tracking

For tax purposes, NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc.'s EIN# is 80-0461813. 

Please send all LEGAL correspondence to: Northwest Registered Agent Service, Inc. 8735 DUNWOODY PLACE, STE N, ATLANTA, GA 30350

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