Community Partners
InToto partners with organizations in Birmingham to provide visual arts, creative writing, theater, creative movement, and yoga classes to their clients.
Firehouse Ministries provides Birmingham men experiencing homelessness a nurturing environment, supportive services, and transformative possibilities.
Pathways empowers women and children on their path out of homelessness through hospitality, housing, and hope.
Faith Chapel Care Center serves as a hub for the local homeless community by providing weekly ministry, medical services, shower facilities, free laundry services, computer room, and referral services.
1920 Club is a member-run drop-in center for people in recovery from mental health challenges. They offer the experience of community, and the opportunity to gain friends.
Offender Alumni Association creates a network of justice-impacted individuals who inspire each other to reduce crime, develop healthy relationships within their community and provide opportunities for economic, social, and civic empowerment. Their Heroes in the Hood program mentors system involved youth aged 13–17 over a three-year period to instill work ethics and a sense of community pride.
The Community Education Resource Center is an initiative of the APA+E Project that provides support for people who are system-impacted. Located in Birmingham, CERC recognizes the diverse and intersectional challenges involved in re-entry and partners with community organizations to bring classes that are tailored to student needs.
Our Supporters
We have so much gratitude for the generosity of these key supporters who go so far in making this impactful programming possible.
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