Nationwide Day of Second Chances

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2024

Everyone Deserves a Second Chance

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job seekers at a Better Together job fair receive an offer on the spot. Within 6 weeks, 70% find work.
At Better Together, we believe in the power of second chances to transform lives, uplift families, and fortify communities. On April 16 and 18, join us for our fifth annual event where churches nationwide unite to host simultaneous job fairs dedicated to supporting job seekers who face employment barriers such as past incarceration, employment gaps, or lack of child care.

Our job fairs are more than just events they're transformative experiences.

Free job coaching
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Access to resources like clothing and complimentary haircuts
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An uplifting atmosphere filled with celebration

It’s a relational approach that yields real results.

But it’s not just about finding a job—it’s about making meaningful connections with motivated job seekers, while the church boldly impacts the community through radical grace, hospitality, and service.

Register today for a Nationwide Days of Second Chances job fair near you

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We are Participating in Give4Marion, and Need Your Support!

Join us for a 33-hour campaign dedicated to raising money and awareness for nonprofit organizations doing good in Marion County. Fundraising kicks off today and ends at 7 p.m. tomorrow.

We help families weather life’s storms, and sometimes an actual storm becomes the crisis.

For families who are in poverty and isolated, a hurricane can push them over the edge, leaving children at risk. Our mission is to help families before they fall.

After Hurricane Ian in 2022, we were boots on the ground, knocking on doors and responding to the immediate needs of those most vulnerable in our communities. We mobilized hundreds of volunteers and worked alongside government officials, local partners, and churches to help at-risk families. We’re doing the same now in areas impacted by Hurricane Helene.