Prison Book Program

5 reviews

+1 (617) 423-3298

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located in the basement of this church situated on a rotary island 3/2011

1306 Hancock St # 100

Quincy, MA 02169

+1 (617) 423-3298

http://www.prisonbookprogram.org

Prison Book Program is a nonprofit organization based in Quincy, MA that provides free books to incarcerated individuals across the United States.

With a focus on promoting literacy and rehabilitation, the program aims to support prisoners by offering access to educational and recreational reading material.

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Douglas W.

11/21/2024

This place does such good work, it's cool knowing that it's positively affecting so many people.

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Savannah H.

2/24/2024

One of the most enjoyable volunteering experiences I have ever had. Split into teams of picking the books, verifying choices, sorting through donated books, packaging for mail, etc, you work...

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Deb K.

3/26/2008

Want to feel like you have a pen pal in Prison, but don't want the commitment of actually writing back to them and the a potential ex-con coming to meet you in person once they get released? Go...

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Michelle J.

1/6/2013

Do you like to read? Well if you do then this is a great volunteer opportunity for you. If you don't like to read this is still a really cool opportunity for you. Don't worry you don't have to...

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Janet E.

7/17/2016

The Prison Book Program is a wonderful, financially efficient organization that sends books and other reading materials to prisoners around the country. Volunteers can come through Boston Cares,...

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