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The combined cost of a criminal conviction and a year of incarceration can exceed $70,000. Employment is key to breaking out of poverty and staying out of prison.
93% of these formerly chronically unemployed women are still employed a year later.
All graduates move on to jobs in the community.
Our board is a dedicated council of community leaders who volunteer their time to Women’s Bean Project. They serve on one or more committees devoted to bettering the Bean Project’s practices and policies, and expanding the opportunities available to our participants.
We are currently seeking board members with experience in the financial field! Apply below, or contact CEO Shelby Mattingly at shelby.mattingly@womensbeanproject.com for more information.
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