Make an impact


Your gift helps cover Extended Family Visits, phone and video calls, counseling, and support programs so families can stay in relationship and communities can grow safer and stronger. All gifts are secure, tax-deductible, and go directly to Appleberry Prison Foundation programs.

Support connection. Strengthen families.

  • $ 25

    Your one time $25 gift will help cover a phone or video call

  • $50

    Your one time $50 gift will support an Extended Family Visit

  • $ 100

     Your one time $100 gift will help fund counseling or parent coaching

  • APF Champion

    Make your gift monthly.

    Even a small monthly gift provides steady, reliable support—and helps build stronger, safer communities.

  • Giving as a gift

    Give in honor of someone

    You can make a gift in honor of a loved one, and we’ll send a simple acknowledgment to let them know.

  • Your impact x 2

    Your gift may be eligible for an employer match

    Check with your company to see if they offer matching donations. It’s an easy way to make your contribution go even further.

3% Cover the Fee

Frequently asked questions

  • Yes. The Appleberry Prison Foundation is a registered nonprofit, and donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. You will receive a receipt for your records.

  • Your donation directly supports families navigating incarceration—helping fund visits, calls, counseling, and other connection-based support.

    We prioritize keeping families connected, because strong connections lead to healing and safer, stronger communities.

  • Yes—while we’re still growing, we’re excited to bring on volunteers and community partners.

    If you’d like to be part of this work, please send us a message and sign up for updates. We’ll be in touch as opportunities open up.

  • We’re open to in-kind support that aligns with our mission—especially services, resources, or items that help families stay connected.

    If you have something in mind, please reach out. We’d love to explore whether it’s a good fit.

  • Yes. Giving in honor or in memory of someone is a meaningful way to recognize their impact while supporting families navigating incarceration.