APFO, as an affiliate organization of the American Correction Association, has brought the program needs of female offenders to the attention of ACA and works with ACA on developing policy statements and program direction. APFO serves as a sponsor and co sponsor of informative workshops on the topic of female offenders at the annual ACA Congress.

The mission of Family and Corrections Network (FCN) is to uphold families of prisoners as a valued resource to themselves and their communities in order that the criminal justice system, other institutions and society become supportive of family empowerment, integrity, and self-determination.

Providing federal, state, and local corrections agencies with training, technical assistance, information services, and policy/program development assistance.

The mission of the North Carolina Department of Correction is to promote public safety by the administration of a fair and humane system which provides reasonable opportunities for adjudicated offenders to develop progressively responsible behavior.

Mission: To work collectively to identify, advocate and act upon real solutions for the challenges and barriers faced by the children of our community.

The Family Life Council is a not-for profit agency established in 1968 to support the development of strong families in Guilford County.  The Family Life Council is a member organization of the United Way of Greater Greensboro.

Judy Little and Ameriprise Financial signed on as our lunch sponsor for the 11th Annual Charity Golf Event.  Judy is planning on becoming personally involved with the Summit House families and will be teaching our moms all about personal finance.

Triangle Community Foundation is a nonprofit organization that manages $120 million in funds established by individuals, businesses and families. From these funds, we give grants to nonprofit organizations and administer a variety of programs for the community’s benefit.

The Foundation currently manages over 740 funds, ranging in size from $10,000 to $10 million, primarily for the benefit of Wake, Durham, Orange and Chatham counties. During the 2008-09 fiscal year, the Foundation granted more than $15 million to nonprofits, schools and community efforts. On average, we distribute more than 10% of our assets each year, raising the total value of grants made since the Foundation’s inception in 1983 to nearly $144 million.

SouthLight is a private, non-profit, United Way funded organization whose mission is to eliminate addiction, abuse and misuse of drugs, including alcohol, in the communities we serve. Since 1970, we have developed comprehensive substance abuse programs that address the needs of youth, adults and families. Our services include education, treatment, counseling, housing, and court intervention.

Interact is a private, non-profit, United Way agency that provides safety, support, and awareness to victims and survivors of domestic violence and rape/sexual assault. Interact fulfills this mission through the support of its volunteers and community.

SAFEchild was established in 1992 by the Junior League of Raleigh as an outgrowth of that organization's long-standing commitment to children and families. Reflecting its public position statement that "every child has the right to mature in an environment free from physical abuse and emotional neglect," the Junior League voted to create a child abuse prevention agency to fill a gap in human service offerings in Wake County. Working closely with Wake County Social Services and dozens of other public and private agencies in the Wake County, the League incorporated SAFEchild as an independent agency and provided the initial financial backing it needed to develop programming, procure office space, and hire staff.

In the years since, SAFEchild has served some 600 families per year in addition to the 5,000 first-graders reached each year through Funny Tummy Feelings. It has bought its own house on West Morgan Street and developed a robust fundraising process, working with individuals, corporations, agencies, and foundations. SAFEchild's priority areas are parent/caregiver education, one-to-one support, and group support.