Help Build A Bridge Home After Prison.
Too many people return home from incarceration without stable housing, support, or a realistic path forward. Your support helps The Two Lives of Oscar Grant Foundation build housing partnerships, reentry navigation, and second-chance pathways across Alameda County and the Bay Area.
Housing is the difference between a second chance and another crisis.
A person coming home from prison may be expected to find work, follow parole conditions, reconnect with family, attend appointments, and rebuild their life while having no stable place to sleep.
Without housing, every reentry goal becomes harder. Employment becomes harder. Sobriety becomes harder. Family reunification becomes harder. Public safety becomes harder.
What Your Support Helps Create
Donations help TLOGF organize housing providers, identify available beds, support reentry navigation, build partner relationships, and create practical pathways from incarceration to stability.
This campaign is about more than shelter. It is about building a coordinated bridge home.
This mission is rooted in lived experience.
Oscar Grant Jr. knows the pain of loss, incarceration, and rebuilding life after prison. After losing his son, Oscar Grant III, and later overcoming a life sentence that was overturned, Oscar Grant Jr. became a living example of what it means to return home, rebuild, and fight for others who deserve a real second chance.
TLOGF carries that story into action by helping justice-impacted individuals reconnect with housing, employment, family, mentorship, and community support.
Supporting Alameda County's reentry housing ecosystem.
TLOGF is preparing to work alongside public agencies, housing providers, landlords, churches, workforce partners, and community organizations to help identify housing capacity and support successful reentry outcomes.
Provider Network
Identify landlords, sober living homes, transitional housing programs, churches, and supportive housing partners.
Reentry Intake
Collect basic information from individuals seeking housing support so needs can be better understood and routed.
Coordinated Support
Connect housing stability to employment, family reunification, documentation, transportation, and community resources.
Choose how you want to support the bridge home.
First Night Home Sponsor
$250- Emergency intake support
- Transportation coordination
- Food, hygiene, and basic needs
Stability Sponsor
$1,000- Housing navigation support
- Document preparation
- Referral coordination
Second Chance Partner
$5,000- Housing provider outreach
- Reentry case support
- Partner network development
Family Reunification Sponsor
$10,000- Family stabilization planning
- Short-term housing support
- Workforce pathway coordination
Community Housing Builder
$25,000- Regional housing partner recruitment
- Program infrastructure
- Data tracking and reporting support
Anchor Partner
$50,000+- Major reentry housing initiative support
- Public agency partnership readiness
- Recognition as a lead campaign partner
Your support can help someone come home with dignity.
Every contribution helps TLOGF build the relationships, systems, and support needed to interrupt the prison-to-homelessness pipeline and create stronger reentry outcomes.