Adonis’ Story: A Door Opened When I Needed It Most

Adonis’ Story: A Door Opened When I Needed It Most

I never thought a courthouse would be the place where my life would start changing. I had caught a DUI, and I was fighting it at the Bridgeview courthouse. At the time, I was a truck driver. Because of the DUI, I knew I might get into problems with my license, and I...
Homelessness, Hope, and Faith: Tina’s Story

Homelessness, Hope, and Faith: Tina’s Story

When a loved one goes to prison, the family left behind often faces a silent crisis. This is the story of Tina, a mother, grandmother, and wife who faced unimaginable hardship, and how your support of the Angels of Hope program helped her find a way forward. For...
Building a Second Chance: Meet Andy

Building a Second Chance: Meet Andy

Meet Andy Miranda. At just 19 years old, he is a proud graduate of the Introduction to Construction program at CPO. But before he found this path, he wasn’t sure what his future looked like. When Andy was 16 or 17, he got into an “altercation with the...
Theo

Theo

February 28th, 1997 was my first day of incarceration at Cook County Jail. I was in a place that I didn’t want to be, I felt abandoned and alone. Even when I was in the streets, I would always pray and ask God to let me see another day, another week, another year. I...