Break Barriers

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Love the Phoenix House Florida and the amazing things they’re doing in our community!

We recently gave a tour of our Citra residential treatment facility to Robert and Amari from Break Barriers, a local non-profit that is working tirelessly to help individuals who are struggling with homelessness, unemployment, and recidivism among those who were previously incarcerated. We are grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with such wonderful community partners.

🚨 EVENT ALERT: NEW DATE! 🚨Due to unforeseen circumstances, our Break Barriers fundraising event has been rescheduled to April 14th. Mark your calendars and adjust your plans accordingly! This is your chance to be part of something truly impactful and transformative. Don't miss out on this opportunity to celebrate second chances and support our mission of breaking barriers for the formerly incarcerated. Your presence matters. See you on April 14th at the Mary Sue Rich Community Center. Let's make a difference together! https://www.ibreakbarriers.org/events/p/ibreakbarriers-2nd-chance-event

Willie Williams, an innocent man, spent 45 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. Today, his conviction has been overturned, but the lost years can never be regained. His story is a powerful reminder that many share similar journeys of injustice and wrongful imprisonment.

Willie's story mirrors the struggles of many who face wrongful incarceration. It's a stark reminder of why iBreak Barriers Launch Good campaign matters. Every donation isn't just a contribution; it's a chance to rewrite stories, rebuild lives, and break the cycle of injustice.

Read Willie's powerful journey and see how your support can make a lasting impact. Join us in our mission to empower those seeking a fresh start after incarceration.

Donate now to iBreak Barriers and be a part of rewriting stories and transforming lives. 🌟💙 AL MU'ALALLAFA QULUBUHUM 💙 https://www.launchgood.com/campaign/al_mualallafa_qulubuhum

Jacksonville man focused on the future after 45 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit Willie Williams was convicted for robbery and attempted murder in 1976. The man who ID'ed him had been hypnotized to help his memory, an unreliable method.