Every Person Deserves to Know They Matter

We advocate for those who feel forgotten. We offer one-on-one guidance and compassionate support to people in prison. Each small act of empathy reminds them they’re not alone. Join us and help spark real change.

23+

Years of Experience

11k+

Prisoners Assisted

10k+

Yearly Requests

35

Partners

Our Story

Where Compassion Finds a Voice

We believe that every person—no matter their circumstance—deserves hope and dignity. Humanity for Prisoners was formed to respond with empathy when people in prison have nowhere else to turn. By providing personalized advocacy and support, we help individuals navigate complex systems and stay connected to loved ones, reminding them they matter.

Our Vision

Every person in prison knows they matter.

Our Mission

With compassion for those who have nowhere else to turn, Humanity for Prisoners provides personalized problem-solving services for people in prison.

Our Services

Services Offered by Humanity for Prisoners

At Humanity for Prisoners, we believe in the transformative power of compassion and collective action.

Healthcare Advocacy

Prison healthcare can be inadequate. Our team steps in to ensure each person receives the care and dignity they deserve.

Commutation & Parole Support

Communication, Parton & Parole Board Preparation

FOIA Assistance

Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)

All Services

Spread Hope

Your Support Can Lift Spirits and Restore Hope

A donation to Humanity for Prisoners goes directly to one-on-one advocacy, ensuring people in prison feel seen and cared for. Every gift makes a real difference—together, we can remind them they’re not forgotten.

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Testimonials

The Impact of Compassionate Advocacy

Mary Kay H.

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“I would like to tell the world don't just assume because somebody's been sent to prison that they're a bad person… they're worth helping. Humanity for Prisoners has given us on the outside hope... and they give the women there hope.”