Doing His Time Prison Ministry
Doing HIS Time Prison Ministry is a faith-based prison ministry founded in 1999 that provides inmate devotionals, reentry support (the 72 Hour Fund) and related services. The organization’s name and EIN (01-0626360) are corroborated by ProPublica and Candid, and the site lists staff, contact details, program pages, and donation/bulk order information.
Source: Website · Mar 2026
Ideal Applicant
A small-to-midsize faith-based or reentry-focused nonprofit whose work aligns with prison ministry, inmate transition, addiction recovery, or related social services and that can be introduced through existing networks or partners.
Good Fit
- • Provides prison ministry, reentry, or faith-based services
- • Operates programs for incarcerated people or recent releases
- • Has proven local or regional outcomes and partner relationships
- • Can be connected to the foundation via a shared contact or intermediary
Geography
Observed grants in the latest year reached nine states and the foundation frequently funds out-of-state organizations; one state received a concentrated share (~40%) but overall giving is multi-state.
Recipient Variety
The latest year shows twelve distinct recipients and the three-year history ranges from seven to twelve recipients, including independent charities and a small number of repeat grantees; this indicates a broad recipient set despite dollar concentration to a few top grantees.
New Applicants
Behavioral evidence shows a substantial number of new grantees in the latest year (about seven new recipients), but the foundation publicly notes it funds only preselected recipients and does not appear to run an open solicitation, so direct access for unfamiliar applicants is plausible but not clearly supported by a public application route.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
