Success Stories: Arkansas

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Success Story: Don Ames

by | September 15th, 2010

the last time Don Ames got out of prison no one was there to help him. The only people waiting on him then were the old friends. This time, four mentors were there, providing him with needed materials and the support needed to be successful. more >>

Ricky Counts His Blessings

by | July 1st, 2010

Ricky is growing as a man, a father, and a person. He is committed to a changed life. The IFI program has a goal of seeing lives changed everyday. Ricky is glad he is one of those success stories that prove the program is working. more >>

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Success Story: Adam Thompson

by | June 30th, 2010

Adam approached each of his coworkers and shared the story of his past, as well as telling them about the future he now desires as a changed man. All of his coworkers are excited to be working with him, and say that he is well on his way to that future. more >>

A Real Meal

by | June 30th, 2010

After being paroled from the Wrightsville-Hawkins unit in December of 2009 Nisha Ridgel couldn’t wait to sit down and eat some “real food”. Eating prison food for the last 5 years made her hungry for a steak. The day she was released Nisha went to lunch with IFI Women’s Assistant Program Manager Patricia Shade and counselor Tena Hauk. more >>

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Success Story: Anthony Bens

by | February 3rd, 2010

Growing up in the streets of Little Rock during the '90s was a dangerous time.  Gang warfare meant being rough and tough and not showing any sign of weakness.  Eventually this lifestyle led Anthony Bens to prison.  Keeping up the tough exterior was a way to survive. more >>

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In Search of Something More

by Angelo Garcia | October 19th, 2009

By Angelo Garcia|Published Date: October 19, 2009I have a new direction in life—a vision to become a productive member of society. I now believe in more than the proverbial “I.” It’s not all about me; it’s about community and making a positive difference. more >>



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