Support The Cause
Your donation helps support the wider mission behind What Happened to Mr Hepworth? — using lived experience, faith, education and practical support to reach people affected by prison, the criminal justice system and the circumstances that can lead young people towards it. This work is about more than publishing a book. It is about going into communities, supporting people in custody, strengthening prison ministry, encouraging young people to make different choices, supporting families and creating spaces for prayer, conversation and hope.
100% of donations received through this page will be used towards the areas outlined below.
May His favour shine upon you!
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May His favour shine upon you! ✞
Hope Starts With Your Gift
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Prison Ministry
Supporting practical Christian ministry for people in prison, including outreach, resources, encouragement and opportunities to remind those in custody that they have not been forgotten.
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Education & Prevention
Supporting work with young people, schools and communities to talk openly about choices, crime, consequences, safeguarding, relationships, gangs, prison and the realities of where certain paths can lead.
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Prisoner Communication & Phone Support
Helping explore and provide practical ways for prisoners to stay connected, including support towards approved prison phone credit and other legitimate communication initiatives where prison rules allow.
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Prayer Line & Chaplaincy Support
Supporting the development of a prayer and pastoral support line that prisoners and families can access, alongside collaboration with prison chaplaincy teams and established Christian prison ministries.
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Prayer Outside Prisons & Courts
Supporting prayer and outreach outside prisons, courts and other places connected to the criminal justice system — standing with prisoners, families, defendants, victims, professionals and anyone facing an incredibly difficult moment.
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The Book & Wider Message
Supporting the publication, distribution and promotion of What Happened to Mr Hepworth? so that the story can open conversations around prison, education, safeguarding, justice, faith, rehabilitation and second chances. This includes helping place books and resources into the hands of people and organisations who may benefit from them.