🤝 Category
Second Chances & Community Local programs for addiction recovery, reentry after incarceration and youth justice, where steady, practical support helps people get back on their feet.
Neglectedness 8/10 · Overlooked (example)
Example data
Transitional housing for people leaving treatment or incarceration while they find work.
Why it matters: A safe address for the first few weeks makes it far more likely that someone can keep a job and stay in recovery.
A
Source: Example data - not sourced , as of 2026-10 90¢ of every $1 reaches the work
How the work budget is spent (example data)
How the work budget is spent How the work budget is spent: 55% field work, 20% equipment and supplies, 15% local staff, 10% reporting and sharing.
55%
20%
15%
10% $63,000 raised of $180,000 goal35%
Raised as of 2026-10 . Example data - not real funding figures.
Example data
Mentors and community circles that give young people an alternative to court after a first offense.
Why it matters: A mentor and a chance to repair harm can keep a young person out of the justice system and on track.
B
Source: Example data - not sourced , as of 2026-10 88¢ of every $1 reaches the work
How the work budget is spent (example data)
How the work budget is spent How the work budget is spent: 60% direct care and delivery, 22% supplies, 18% coordination.
60%
22%
18% Ongoing $50/month mentors 0.4 young people
41 monthly donors, as of 2026-10 (example data)