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Advocacy & Outreach

This area of Benevolence Farm’s work is the most fluid, as we work to effect change in the narrative around women in the criminal legal system as issues arise.

Family Reunification

Benevolence Farm supports families as they reunite after prison and navigate the complex logistical and emotional hurdles of coming back together. To support the community in this effort, we host a support program called Bonding Families, created by our Family Reunification Advocate, Mona Evans. If you are a formerly incarcerated parent or supporting the children of currently incarcerated parents, please join us online in our Facebook group here.


Alamance County Bail Fund

Benevolence Farm, in partnership with We Are Down Home, operates a local bail fund that secures the freedom of individuals held on low-level bonds under $2,000. We believe that nobody should be stuck in jail simply because they cannot afford bail. Second Chance Alamance Project Manager Katie Anderson supports individuals in their reentry process and court hearings as part of this effort. To learn more about the Bail Fund, click here.

Dignified Food Access

In North Carolina, people with certain drug level felony convictions are barred from accessing SNAP and TANF benefits. Benevolence Farm calls upon the North Carolina General Assembly to remove the ban affecting thousands of its constituents. To learn more about our advocacy efforts, check out our introductory article here and an opinion piece here.

Welcome Home Soap Project

The Benevolence Farm Welcome Home Soap Project partners with local reentry councils and organizations to provide free high-quality soap to people returning home across the state of North Carolina.  To learn more about this project, click here.

North Carolina Fines & Fees Coalition

Benevolence Farm is a proud member of the North Carolina Fines & Fees Coalition. This Coalition aims to end the practice of funding court systems off the backs of those least able to pay. To learn more, click here.

Connecting Families Campaign – North Carolina

Benevolence Farm is a member of this campaign to eliminate burdensome phone fees that stand in the way between incarcerated loved ones and their families. To learn more about the national effort to free the phone, click here.

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Mission

Benevolence Farm seeks to cultivate leadership, promote sustainable livelihoods, and reap structural change with individuals impacted by the criminal legal system in North Carolina.

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P.O. Box 1313
Graham, NC 27253
(336) 639-8436
info@benevolencefarm.org

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