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Our Vision
Our vision is simple. We want to make our community a better place through education and the enlisting of our citizens to bring services to those in need. We accomplish our mission through our core values.
Serving the Greater Los Angeles, Carson and the Antelope Valley | California
Becoming a Monthly Donor with Timelist is a no-brainer
We are providing the help needed to transform individuals and communities. Support us by making your tax-deductible donation to our results-based, solution-driven organization. Thank you!
Our Core Values
Positivism in the face of Obstacles
Compassion through Difficulties
Belief in the Potential of all others
Failure is never an option it's only a Teacher
Resilience Is our Attitude
Empathy is a requirement in order to serve
2018-19 Priorities: Housing and Youth Services
Honored by the City of Los Angeles for our work in reentry services - 2019.
We Need Your Help
California is experiencing a housing crisis. We are seeing families and individuals living from their cars and cheap motels. Even those with stable employment struggle to afford the cost of rent unless they are earning at least a six-figure income. Timelist has decided to take active steps to address this problem. We believe that our program model for prisoner-reentry housing will translate into meeting the needs of other populations struggling to secure and maintain stable housing.
Our Action Plan:
Continue building capacity by acquiring homes below market rate and leasing housing units/properties
Manage facilities with live-in staff who will operate as case/housing managers
Create a structured program component that offers life skills development, résumé support and career-related training
Network with advocacy groups that focus on housing equity, employment equity and economic justice
Fundraise and continue to grow a strong base of donor support
Our vision is clear, but we cannot make it a reality without community support. We are seeking champions of this cause to join us as monthly donors. Please also urge others to DONATE- your family, coworkers, congregations, and anyone you know who wants to make a positive impact in responding to this housing crisis. Every little bit helps.
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Stronger TogetherThe key to our success and expansion is having people like you working with us to ensure that our message of hope reaches the masses. We believe that we have developed a blueprint of services and programming that transforms lives for individuals, families and communities impacted by incarceration. Once you hear our story, we are confident you will agree that we must replicate our model across the nation. However, we cannot do it without financial contributions and opportunities to share our vision with your networks, peers, religious communities, etc. Please invite us to speak or present our program at your next event. In the meantime, please donate generously. We greatly appreciate your support!
News & Notes
So, do you want to embrace social networking to have a positive influence on the world? Here are some ideas for how to use social media to make a difference.
With more than 440,000 youth in foster care, there are plenty of ways to make a difference during this month. Here are ideas for how to support National Foster Care Month.
You want to make a difference, but aren’t sure where to start without money. Fortunately, we have ideas to help you donate to charity without breaking the bank.
Clint A. Richardson, Director of Programs (Counselor and Mentor)
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Our programs are designed to further our mission and provide much-needed services for individuals and families impacted by incarceration and those from underserved communities.
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Fundraisers and events help us raise awareness and generate crucial resources to serve our community. Join us at our next event and see how you can get involved.
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Improve your community by joining our cause. You'd be surprised what a huge difference a little bit of your time can make.
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Sampson J. WileyAdviser and Board Member
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Donna D. JohnsonVolunteer and Supporter
The heart of our work and birth of this organization started inside the California prison system. While Co-founder Yusef-Andre Wiley was still incarcerated, his father Sampson Wiley was the ears, eyes and strongest advocate for this program. Sampson and his sister Donna Johnson typed all of the curriculum being hand written from behind the prison walls and generated all of the certificates for each workshop. Without Sampson and Donna, we do not know how this work would have made it to the community as a non-profit organization today.
