Bringing Hope Behind Bars

Sharing the Gospel

Bringing Hope Behind Bars

Sharing the Gospel

Spreading Hope In Prisons

Join Us in Sharing the Gospel Behind Bars

Our mission is to build a team of dedicated volunteers to bring the gospel of Jesus Christ to the incarcerated through worship services, Bible studies, and personal interactions. We provide support through correspondence, printed materials, and essential supplies. By partnering with chaplaincy departments and empowering ex-inmates to serve, we aim to restore hope and transform lives behind bars.

Thousands of inmates across Multiple prison units supported by Many dedicated volunteers, witnessing One Savior to transform Hundreds of lives.

Causes

Latest Causes

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Let's put God in prison

God should be in prison cells!

The most unchurched population in our country is in prison

61%

$14819 Raised

$24000 Goal

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Meeting Basic Needs, Restoring Dignity

Give inmates what is necessary for the body

The "Dignity Drive" campaign supplies essential hygiene products to indigent Texas inmates.

50%

$5070 Raised

$10000 Goal

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For the fresh start of faith

Help Us Empower Inmates with Faith and Fellowship

Support our "Starting Point" discipleship class for inmates.

27%

$1370 Raised

$5070 Goal

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Unlock Hope One Bible at a Time

Bibles Behind Bars

Empowering prisoners with God's word

10%

$200 Raised

$2000 Goal

Shape Futures, Restore Hope Support Reintegration

Your Donation Brings Education,
Health and Hope to Prisoners

Join us and become a volunteer to bring hope and transformation to prisoners.

  • Lead worship services and Bible studies.

  • Empower ex-inmates to volunteer.

  • Offer essential support and care.

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Your gift helps provide essential support and care for prisoners in need.

  • Provide study materials and Bibles.

  • Supply basic hygiene items.

  • Offer personal correspondence and prayer support
    through the PALs program.

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Our Testimonials

What they are saying about LTTL

Discover what people are saying about our organization. Read our testimonials to see the impact we're making in the lives of prisoners.

Recently asked questions

People are frequently asking some questions from us

Check out our recently asked questions to find answers to common inquiries about our mission and how you can get involved.

Learn how to get help

How can I become a volunteer?

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with us! To get started, please visit our "Get Involved" page on our website. There, you'll find detailed information about the various ways you can contribute, whether you're looking to help inside prison units or support our efforts from outside. The page provides specific steps and requirements for each type of volunteer opportunity, ensuring you can find the best fit for your skills and interests. We look forward to welcoming you to our team of dedicated volunteers!

What types of donations do you accept?

We greatly appreciate your generosity! We accept several types of donations to support our cause:


We accept various types of donations, including passive giving. You can support Less Than The Least Ministries as your ministry of choice in the Kroger Rewards program. They can login to their Kroger account at Kroger.com, select My Account > Community Rewards, search for Less Than The Least Ministries or use our NPO number: GF254 to add LTTL as their charity of choice.


Monetary Donations: You can donate via check or money order by mail, or conveniently online using Google Pay or credit cards on our "Donate" page.

Hygiene Supplies: These can be ordered through our Walmart Spark registry.

Music Equipment: Instruments and other music equipment for prison churches.

Clothing: Pants and shirts for inmates being released from prison.

For more details and to make a donation, please visit our "Donate" page on our website. Your contributions make a significant difference in the lives of those we serve. Thank you!

How are my donations used?

Donations fund worship services, educational programs, and provide essential support to prisoners.

Can I donate specific items instead of money?

Yes, you can donate specific items like books, hygiene supplies. We do not accept medical necessities.

How do I get trained to become an approved volunteer for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ)?

Becoming an approved volunteer for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) involves a two-step process:

1. Complete and Submit an Application: Visit the TDCJ website https://tdcj.texas.gov/php/prod/volunteer_training to fill out and submit the volunteer application.

2. Complete the Online Training: On the same TDCJ page, take and complete the required online training.

The approval process typically takes 4-6 weeks to complete. In the meantime, be sure to visit our "Get Involved" page to let us know how and where you want to serve. That will help us gather the required information to get you plugged in. Once approved by TDCJ, we can request your approval for the specific prison unit where you wish to serve. Thank you for your willingness to volunteer and make a difference!

  • $52,416

    Raised this year

  • $65,000

    Annual goal

  • 209

    Free Bibles given this year

  • 230

    Number of donations this year