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Second chance: Hiring offenders can be a tough job, construction company finds By David Dagan on 11/16/2007 Second chance: Former prisoners face bumpy road into workforce By David Dagan on 11/16/2007   Editorial by County Prison Watch Members Calls for Citizen Task Force To Begin Systemic Reform Process of Dauphin County Prison By Rev. Ron Tilley II, Exec. Dir. of Firm Foundation of Pennsylvania, and Darlene Moore, Co-convener of the Dauphin County Chapter of the Pennsylvania Prison Society. Both are founding members of the County Prison Watch. Date of Publication: 7/22/2007   Building a New Life: Firm Foundation Launches Social Enterprise Opportunity Builders: Construction Gives Ex-Offenders Second Chance By Jack Sherzer on 2/16/2006       Budgets Are Moral Documents: Evangelical Leaders Protest Proposed Tax Cuts for Richest Americans Funded By Budget Cuts to Services for the Poor By Mark Stricherz and Collin Hansen on 2/13/2006                     Video Rev. Ron Tilley (our Exec. Dir.) marches up the stairs at the U.S. Capitol on December 14, 2005 to pray with religious leaders and peacefully protest the proposed budget cuts which will hurt the poor to pay for tax cuts for the richest Americans.    The protest was organized by Sojourners and Call to Renewal.  Marching up the stairs with Ron are John Perkins, Founder of the Christian Community Development Association and evangelical civil rights veteran, Ron Sider, Founder/President of the Evangelicals for Social Action, Mary Nelson, Founder of Bethel New Life (Chicago), Glen Kehrein, Founder/Exec. Dir. of Circle Urban Ministries (Chicago), and Jim Wallis, Sojourners Founder.               Rev. Jim Wallis of Sojourners prays with religious leaders (Ron Tilley pictured leaning on the right)   Ron Tilley is handcuffed after the peaceful sit-in.  The officer shared how excited he was that his son was being baptized on Sunday.  Protestors did not have to plead guilty and were not charged with a criminal offense.   U.S. Department of Labor U.S. Secretary of Labor Elaine L. Chao Awards Nearly $1.2 Million to Faith-Based and Community Organizations; Firm Foundation One of Two PA Organizations To Receive Funding For Workforce Development

FirmWorks Program links Work, Life Skills

By Reggie Sheffield on 1/8/2002

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