Making an impact on communities by empowering men and women returning from prison to achieve their own goals, heal relationships and THRIVE in community.
Massachusetts, USA
Joined December 2015
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Join us in-person, or if you cannot make it, join the fun from home with our first ever hybrid auction!
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THRIVEsGiving 2024
Save the Date 10/17/2024
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Tickets are still available for THRIVE's special THRIVEsgiving fundraising event on Thursday, December 8 from 6pm-9pm at UTEC, 35 Warren Street in Lowell as we celebrate successes in reentry, relationships built, and our future together. Get tickets today: eventbrite.com/e/thrivesgivi…
As we prepare for the coming year, we invite you to make us part of your Giving Tuesday to help us welcome and support our neighbors returning to the community from incarceration. You can make a donation at thrivema.org/support
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THRIVE is proud to partner with Second Chance Cars. One of our Alumni has been approved to be matched with a Toyota Prius! Thanks Second Chance Cars!
Donating a car??? If you or someone you know are planning to donate a car, consider donating to our amazing partner, Second Chance Cars, Inc.
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Looking to get involved with THRIVE? Reach out to one of our volunteer coordinators to learn more. #volunteer #thrivema #lawrencema #lowellma #massachusetts #incarceration #endmassincarceration
WE'RE LIVE: Join our national #DayofEmpathy on criminal justice reform, as we bring together families impacted by mass incarceration, red & blue state lawmakers & a team of advocates fighting for change.
Tune in: lil.ms/9265/86iz03
Bryan Stevenson
Occupation: Founder and Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative
Location: Montgomery, Ala.
Cause: Fighting racial discrimination
Melanie Campbell
Occupation: CEO of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation
Location: Washington, D.C.
Cause: Civic engagement
Esmeralda Simmons is an accomplished lawyer and public servant who has spent decades fighting for human and civil rights. Simmons founded the Center for Law and Social Justice at Medgar Evers College, which provides services for individuals voter suppression and discrimination.
#GivingTuesday is a global generosity movement. We will use the funds raised from GivingTuesday to address emerging needs for core members and share care packages around the holidays. click thrivema.org/support to learn how to donate.
