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Meet Our Newest Clients | September 2024

Marion
After more than four decades in prison, Marion earned his second chance. While in prison, the now-72-year-old became a skilled mason and bricklayer, completing projects at the prison, state capitol, and government buildings across Louisiana. Still physically fit, Marion is looking for an opportunity to to apply his experience and skills.
Neal
Neal spent 33 years in prison before earning his second chance. While incarcerated, he earned a bachelor’s degree and became a mentor to help steer young men on the right path. Neal is looking forward to moving to Texas and spending as much time with his family as possible.
Marcus
Marcus was 15 when he was given a 40-year sentence in 1997. While in prison, he found a passion for carpentry, welding, and helping others. Marcus is looking forward to finding a place where he can start a career using his woodworking skills.
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