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A booklet can reach where we cannot.

The Opportunity

Across the country, thousands of incarcerated women are seeking a fresh start—a chance to heal, grow, and reclaim their worth. But for many, access to life-changing resources is limited by prison restrictions. Bound by Hope is our mission to change that.

A woman writing in a journal

The Goal

We're raising funds to print and produce 10,000 staple-free booklets by the end of 2026, ensuring that women in prisons with strict material policies can still receive the encouragement, strength, and support they need to begin their journey toward freedom—inside and out.

Why This Campaign Matters

Incarcerated women often feel forgotten, hopeless, and alone. But even behind bars, their lives still hold purpose, value, and the potential for transformation.

What if the hope someone needs is in your hands?

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Why do the booklets need to be staple-free?

Many correctional facilities have strict regulations that prohibit stapled or bound materials due to safety concerns. By producing staple-free versions, we can ensure more women have access to our life-giving resources.

What's inside the booklets?

Our booklets contain a powerful blend of personal testimonies, scriptures, affirmations, and encouraging messages designed to speak hope, identity, and purpose into the lives of women who are hurting.

How will my donation be used?

Your donation will go directly toward printing, producing, and distributing these staple-free booklets to prisons, jails, and detention centers across our area. On average, it costs $5.00 to produce one booklet. Every gift counts!

Their Words, Our Why

"Thank you so much for the book. I have worn my book out because I have given it to so many inmates"

— prison inmate

"One of those chapters was exactly my story"

— prison inmate

"Thank you for those little books. The beautiful scriptures and pictures meant so much to me in such a dark time and place in my life"

— prison inmate

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