Prison Book Program
Serves Atlanta by phone or online (based in Quincy, MA).
(617) 423-3298
Prison Book Program is a nonprofit in Quincy, Massachusetts. It mails free books to people in prison who ask for them. It also offers a free legal guide and a free list of groups that help people in prison.
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- Taking volunteers now
- YesFrom the description, not confirmed
- Who they serve
- Youth (under 25), SeniorsFrom the description, not confirmed
- When
- Weekdays, Evenings, WeekendsFrom the description, not confirmed
- Kind of work
- Hands-on (sorting, serving, building), From homeFrom the description, not confirmed
- Who can come
- Adults (18 and up), Children with an adultFrom the description, not confirmed
- Groups welcome
- YesFrom the description, not confirmed
- How to sign up
- Sign up online before the sessionFrom the description, not confirmed
What they offer 5
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Free Books for People in PrisonService
People in prison can ask for free books and reading materials by mail. Family and friends can ask for them using an online form. Each package comes with a personal note.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Insider’s Guide to Jailhouse LawProgram
S. legal system and the rights of people in prison. It also gives steps for doing your own legal work. It is in English and Spanish.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
National Prisoner Resource ListProgram
A free list of groups that help people who are in prison and their families. It covers support, health information, advocacy and more. It is sent on request, and families can print it.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Volunteer SessionsProgram
Volunteers help fill book requests from people in prison. They pick books, pack packages, sort donated books and add handwritten notes. Sessions are in the basement of a church in Quincy, Massachusetts.
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