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It is invigorating to want to create a world we’ve never seen before. What we cannot imagine cannot come into being. Though we may be inclined initially to divide, our longing, more deeply is for kinship and relational wholeness. Let’s imagine it. At Homeboy, it’s not about saving lives but watching lives get redefined in love.
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-Father Greg Boyle 1
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OUR 2030 AMBITION
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OUR BREAKTHROUGHS
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EXPANDING OUR IMPACT
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INVEST IN HOPE
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OUR 2030 AMBITION 5
As we look to the future of Homeboy Industries, we are guided by our 2030 ambition to change the way the world views, judges, and treats our most marginalized – the formerly incarcerated and gang
involved. Through our daily work and commitment to the healing of the most demonized in a trusting, loving community, we will demonstrate to the world a new way forward. 6
OUR BREAKT
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KTHROUGHS HOMEBOY INDUSTRIES WILL ACHIEVE OUR 2030 AMBITION BY STANDING WITH, HEALING, AND INVESTING IN THOSE ON THE MARGINS. 8
STAND. HEAL. INVEST. 9
WITH THOSE ON THE MARGINS Demonstrating that we are all connected and that exclusion of one separates us from our own wholeness.
SO NO ONE REOFFENDS Fostering foundational healing for individuals, families, and our larger community to thrive.
IN THE FUTURE Investing in every homeboy and homegirl’s future will provide them opportunities for personal, professional and financial growth through programs, services and support that reduce barriers to employment. 10
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IN PURSUIT OF OUR 2030 AMBITION, HOMEBOY INDUSTRIES HAS EMBARKED ON A $150 MILLION COMPREHENSIVE CAMPAIGN - HOPE IN ACTION - TO EXPAND OUR PROGRAMS AND IMPACT, ALL WHILE CREATING A NEW PARADIGM IN ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION, WHERE NO ONE IS LEFT BEHIND. 3
BUILDING PROGRAM CAPACITY EXPANDING OUR PROGRAMS TO DELIVER MORE SERVICES Homeboy Industries is seeking to double the number of clients served annually through wrap-around social services and workforce development. Investing in leadership development for staff with lived experience is a significant priority and central to our theory of change as we stand with the most marginalized.
HOMEBOY INDUSTRIES IS SEEKING $80M IN PHILANTHROPIC INVESTMENT TO EXPAND OUR PROGRAM CAPACITY AND DOUBLE THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE SERVED.
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HOMEBOY VENTURE AND JOBS FUND
BUILDING A HOME FOR HEALING
GENERATING JOBS AND PROMOTING ECONOMIC MOBILITY
With more than 75% of Homeboy’s clients meeting the federal definition of homeless, we have a plan to build transitional and supportive housing for participants in our 18-month reentry program. We are on track to break ground on a 160-bed bridge housing development in Spring 2023.
Homeboy Industries is one of twelve organizations nationally to receive funding from the New World Foundation to participate in a quality jobs fund creation initiative. Their $5M commitment has enabled the creation of the Homeboy Venture and Jobs, a source of capital to launch new social enterprises and expand our current businesses.
HOMEBOY INDUSTRIES IS SEEKING $15M IN PHILANTHROPIC INVESTMENT TO BUILD AFFORDABLE, TRANSITIONAL HOUSING FOR PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS.
HOMEBOY INDUSTRIES IS SEEKING $10M IN PHILANTHROPIC INVESTMENT TO CREATE A $15M RENEWABLE, NONPROFIT FUND WHICH WILL CREATE HUNDREDS OF JOBS. 4
CAMPUS EXPANSION
HOMEBOY YOUTH REENTRY CENTER
CREATING A SAFE HAVEN FOR HOPE TO GROW
PROVIDING A HOME FOR EVERY CHILD IN BOYLE HEIGHTS
Hope truly has an address at Homeboy Industries. Our campus is a sanctuary for healing and kinship. As we seek to double the number of people we serve, we will to expand our campus to create more programming, wellness, and office space.
In 2020, Homeboy launched LA County’s first youth reentry center for gang and systemimpacted youth. In combination with our charter high school and the Homeboy Art Academy, Homeboy’s Youth Reentry Center provides wrap-around social services, job training, and education to the most demonized youth in our community.
HOMEBOY INDUSTRIES IS SEEKING $30M IN PHILANTHROPIC INVESTMENT TO EXPAND OUR BRUNO STREET CAMPUS.
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HOMEBOY INDUSTRIES IS SEEKING $5M IN PHILANTHROPIC INVESTMENT TO SUPPORT OUR CRITICAL REENTRY SERVICES SERVING THE MOST DEMONIZED YOUTH IN LA COUNTY.
HOMEBOY ART ACADEMY
GLOBAL HOMEBOY NETWORK
HEALING THROUGH THE ARTS
EXPANDING THE HOMEBOY MODEL WORLDWIDE
Located in East LA, the Homeboy Art Academy is a trauma-informed arts center that provides culturally competent and assetbased arts education to system-impacted youth and adults. Our partnerships include juvenile detention centers, school systems, parks and recreation centers, and community-based organizations, along with many corporations helping us create pathways into the creative economy.
Launched in 2014, the Global Homeboy Network seeks to work with like-minded organizations across the globe, offering a new paradigm anchored in kinship, love, and mutuality. To date, more than 350 organizations around the world have modeled their programs based on Homeboy Industries support.
HOMEBOY INDUSTRIES IS SEEKING $5M IN PHILANTHROPIC INVESTMENT TO EXPAND PROGRAMMING IN THIS UNIQUE SPACE AND CREATE CAREER PATHWAYS INTO THE CREATIVE ECONOMY.
HOMEBOY INDUSTRIES IS SEEKING $2M IN PHILANTHROPIC INVESTMENT TO SUPPORT THE GLOBAL HOMEBOY NETWORK IN PROVIDING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS THE WORLD. 6
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KINSHIP CIRCLE
Make a $5,000 annual donation to join the Kinship Circle, a donor community honoring our most dedicated supporters. As part of this group, you will receive recognition on our website, invitations to exclusive events, and other special benefits throughout the year.
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JUBILEE FUND
2022 marks Father Greg’s 50th year of service as a Jesuit priest and we are honoring this incredible milestone with a fund to support the trainees participating in our cornerstone 18-month program. Donate any amount to help celebrate Father Greg, his commitment to Homeboy, and his dedication to walking alongside and standing with the most marginalized in our community. Make a $50,000 commitment to join the Kinship Circle at the Jubilee level.
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NAMING
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The Hope in Action campaign provides a wide variety of opportunities for Leadership donations and naming for new developments, renovated existing facilities, and core programs.
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OUR LEADERS Hope In Action Campaign Chairs
Homeboy Industries Board of Directors
Jane Fonda
Pernille Spiers-Lopez, Chair
Jane Fonda
Bruce Karatz
Joe Argilagos
Zac Guevara
Mercedes Martinez
Sean Arian
David Herbst
Kelli Bernard
Bruce Karatz
Fr. Gregory Boyle, SJ
Christine Lynch
Cecilia Cabello
Mercedes Martinez
John Cusenza
O’Malley Miller
Troy Dawson
Rick Olivarez
Fr. Allan Deck, SJ
Ashley Palmer
Renee Delphin-Rodriguez
Wayne Ratkovich
Hilda Echeverria
Viktor Rzeteljski
Homeboy Industries provides hope, training, and support to formerly gang-involved and previously incarcerated people, allowing them to redirect their lives and become contributing members of our community. Each year over 10,000 former gang members from across Los Angeles come through Homeboy Industries’ doors in an effort to make a positive change. They are welcomed into a community of mutual kinship, love, and a wide variety of services ranging from tattoo removal to anger management and parenting classes
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Homeboy Industries Executive Leadership Lupita Sanchez Cornejo Carlos Vasquez
Fr. Gregory Boyle, SJ Founder
Thomas Vozzo
J. Michael Hennigan (Emeritus)
Chief Executive Officer
Rob Smith III (Emeritus)
Jose Arellano
Co-Director of Case Management & Navigation
Steve Avalos
Steve Delgado
Chief Operating Officer, Advancement, Strategy, External Affairs
Maria Flores
Director of Youth Services
Gilbert Muro
Chief Financial Officer
Mikala Rahn
Co-Director of Case Management & Navigation
Chief of Research Evaluation & Strategy
Mary Ellen Burton
V.P. Human Resources
V.P. Trainees Social Enterprises
Arlin Crane
Vice President of Social Enterprises
Fabian Debora
Alfreda Smith
Shirley Torres
Chief Program Officer
Hector Verdugo
Associate Executive Director & External Affairs
Executive Director, Homeboy Art Academy
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TO LEARN MORE, DONATE, OR INQUIRE ABOUT OTHER OPPORTUNITIES
PLEASE CONTACT
TESSA STORMS
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT TSTORMS@HOMEBOYINDUSTRIES.ORG 323.526.1254 x438
homeboyindustries.org IG: @homeboyindustries Twitter: @homeboyind 130 Bruno St., Los Angeles, CA 90012