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We are committed to empowering formerly incarcerated individuals with the tools, resources, and support they need to successfully reintegrate into society. From employment opportunities to family restoration, financial literacy, and credit repair, our holistic approach ensures a brighter future for those starting a new chapter.
Release One Teach One is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in Crossett, Arkansas, founded by Jaamal Williams. Our mission is to assist formerly incarcerated individuals in rebuilding their lives, restoring their family structures, and creating a pathway to financial independence. We provide the tools necessary for successful reintegration, including employment support, financial education, and guidance in decision-making and credit repair.
Hello! My name is Jamaal Williams, also known as BIG Paypa. I am the Founder of Release One Teach One, and the CEO of the Federal Nightmarez podcast. I was born in Oakland, but raised in Arkansas. I have always had a passion for helping others and making a positive impact in my community.
We provide job training, placement, and partnerships with local businesses to ensure gainful employment for formerly incarcerated individuals.
Through seminars and one-on-one coaching, we teach the fundamentals of budgeting, saving, and investing to promote financial independence.
Our mental health services and family workshops help restore lives, and reunite families and restore the support systems vital for a successful transition.
We offer credit-building tools and counseling, helping participants repair damaged credit and create a solid financial foundation.
Operations Director - Organizational Efficiency
Fundraising and Development Director
Release One Teach One’s program really changes lives. The support, therapy, and sense of community here helps reclaim lives.
I’ve watched teenagers find their passion and purpose through this program. It’s more than music; it’s empowerment. Witnessing these young minds flourish is proof of Release One Teach One’s profound impact on our community’s future leaders.
Release One Teach One showed me the true essence of community. Through events and outreach programs, I’ve seen neighborhoods come together, each person contributing to the betterment of our shared home.
Reach One Teach One isn’t just a nonprofit; it’s a catalyst for community empowerment. The programs they offer address pressing issues, fostering resilience and hope among at-risk youth and mentally-ill individuals.
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