Furnished apartment
A clean, furnished apartment in Amarillo, ready on the day of release. Beds, kitchenware, linens, the basics of a real home.
Every accepted parolee receives the same four-part foundation. It is sufficient. It is structured. It is repaid.
A clean, furnished apartment in Amarillo, ready on the day of release. Beds, kitchenware, linens, the basics of a real home.
A reliable, insured vehicle for work, mentor meetings, church, and the appointments of re-entry. Independence begins with mobility.
A Christian mentor, trained and paired by The Legion Project, meeting weekly — for prayer, accountability, encouragement, and direction.
From the prison gate to the apartment door. Whether one hundred miles or six hundred — a Legion driver brings the parolee home.
“All funds expended on behalf of a parolee are repaid as employment is established. The Legion Project is not a giveaway — it is a structured advance. Repayment is the source of sustainability and the marker of restoration.”