2025 Impact Report

Dear Friends,

2025 was a year of growth, learning, and opportunities as we expanded

our services. We want to THANK YOU for your support in our programming!

Your continued involvement enables our work, enhances the mission, and

leads us to sustainability. To all of you who have joined us at our monthly

events such as the Justice-Impacted Collaborative or Poetry Night,

volunteered, shared us as a resource, or donated, we are deeply grateful.

The data we share in this report reflects our efforts, however it is vital that

we remember that the graphs and numbers represent people who are a

part of our community. This record of our work serves as a display of

hundreds of one-on-one evidence-based interactions that empower

people who have been incarcerated.

We hope you will continue to support our mission to strengthen the

fabric of our community by disrupting the cycle of incarceration. We need

one another. This work is greater that any one person or agency. Please

consider a contribution, be it with your time, or finances. Be a part of

making us sustainable. Reducing stigma and addressing recidivism

makes our region a healthier place to live.

Much respect,

Emily Westerholm

Executive Director

Released Reentry 2025 Service Report

Top Five Services

1.Peer Support

2.Transportation Assistance

3.Mental Health & Wellness

4.Pre-release support

5.Employment Navigation

2023  was a year of growth, to say the least; from a handful of passionate  individuals, we have shifted into a 501(c)(3) and carved out a name for  ourselves in the community.

Some of our highlights this year consisted of:

• Co-facilitating monthly Justice-Impacted Collaborative Meetings 
• Weekly education in Alachua County Jail
• Designing a mural with incarcerated men
• Participating in overdose stakeholder meetings
• Tabling with community partners at events
• Attending and presenting at conferences
• Opening a reentry brick-and-mortar location
• Starting a peer-run support line
• Providing holiday gifts for families with incarcerated loved ones