SPONSORSHIP
Make A Difference
We’ve worked on improving the lives of thousands of justice Impacted Minnesotans through advocacy and training.
By becoming a sponsor, you contribute to the creation of a more equitable future for Minnesotans returning home by providing the resources necessary to break down barriers and create opportunity.
The Power Of Second Chances
With sponsorships and support from our partners, we are able to continue working towards breaking the cycle of mass incarceration. This generous support keeps our programs and services running and allows us to continue to plan our events, training, and advocacy work.
Become A Sponsor
Start Your Journey
Support from the business community is a vital part of our relationships with the people we serve. We are really keen to build and grow relationships with locally based companies that will help us continue to deliver our services to justice impacted people.
DIAMOND
$2,000+
- 60-second video featuring your organization played at an event
- Sponsor highlight in newsletter
- Your logo on the Second Chance website
- Promote your Second Chance related events on SCC channels
- Your logo on printed resources displayed at Day On The Hill
- If your organization is a service-related resource, your sponsorship and logo highlighted on our resource page
PLATINUM
$1000
- Sponsor highlight in newsletter
- Your logo on the Second Chance website
- Promote your Second Chance related events on SCC channels
- Your logo on printed resources displayed at Day On The Hill
- If your organization is a service-related resource, your sponsorship and logo highlighted on our resource page
GOLD
$500
- Promote your Second Chance related events on SCC channels
- Your logo on printed resources displayed at Day On The Hill
- Your logo on the Second Chance website
- If your organization is a service-related resource, your sponsorship and logo highlighted on our resource page.
SILVER
$250
- Your logo on printed resources displayed at Day On The Hill
- Your logo on the Second Chance website
- If your organization is a service-related resource, your sponsorship and logo highlighted on our resource page.
Our Sponsors
Adult Teen Challenge
Have a broad spectrum of treatment and recovery programs: Outpatient (Telehealth and In-person), Licensed Residential (7-90 days) Long Term Recovery Program (12 months) Aftercare and Alumni Services, allowing us to effectively serve individuals with a broad spectrum of addiction issues;
Minnesota Justice Research Center
The Minnesota Justice Research Center (MNJRC) is an independent, nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to driving meaningful change to Minnesota’s criminal legal system through rigorous and community-centred research, education, and policy development.
Minnesota Recovery Connection
Minnesota Recovery Connection is a Recovery Community Organization (RCO), led and governed by representatives of local communities of recovery
Goodwill
Goodwill helps People Improve their Lives by assisting individual find a job and grow their careers.
Minnesota Prevention and Recovery Alliance (MnPRA) is an emerging Recovery Community Organization (RCO). Established in 2021 by Minnesota Adult & Teen Challenge (MnTC) employees, MnPRA is secular and supports all pathways to recovery, ensuring that every community in Minnesota has equal and equitable access to both prevention and recovery resources.
Act 2 Recovery Residencies
Residential Sober Living
Barbara Schneider Foundation
Eliminate the criminalization of people with mental illness through positive training and education.
Bold North
Bold North Recovery and Consulting brings peer recovery services and overdose prevention.
FREEDOMWORKS
Christian community that transforms lives through personal accountability, service and fellowship.
MICAH lives out the prophetic vision that calls us “to do justice, to love mercy and to walk humbly with God”. (Micah 6:8).MICAH envisions a metropolitan area where everyone, without exception, has a safe, decent, accessible, and affordable home.
The Minneapolis Area Synod works together so that all experience gracious invitation into life-giving Christian community and live in just and healthy neighborhoods.
Our Crossing Home houses provide a Christian accountability housing program that helps homeless, previously incarcerated people, and/or parolees learn to apply biblical principles as well as practical teachings and life skills training for a successful re-entry into society. We have multiple transitional houses in Clay County.
RAIN
Establishing “Recovery Accountability Communities” for individuals in recovery and exiting the criminal justice system.
The Link
The Link works with youth and families to overcome the impacts of poverty and social injustice. The Link offers services related to Housing and Homelessness, Juvenile Justice, and Safe Harbor
Until We Are All Free
Until We Are All Free is a human rights organization led by formerly incarcerated criminal justice experts. We focus on building capital, resources and support to provide pathways to civic and economic liberation for individuals disenfranchised by mass incarceration.
Humanists MN
HumanistsMN is a secular community that promotes ethical living, widespread human flourishing, and a healthy planet through its commitment to science, reason, compassion, and creativity.
NAMI Minnesota
NAMI Minnesota is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of children and adults with mental illnesses and their families.
We Are All Criminals is a non-profit organization dedicated to challenging society’s perceptions of what it means to be “criminal.” Through shared stories of those who committed or were accused of committing crimes, those who got away with them, and those who have been directly affected by the criminal justice system, we seek to erase the barriers that separate us.
Crawford Door Sales Company is a locally owned family business since 1958. Over the past 50 years, we have provided our customers with superior products and quality service of those products.
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