35,000 to 40,000 +
People roughly releases from California State Prisons each year.
Wraparound
Service
Housing
Mentoring
Life Skills
Clothing
Makes a direct impact on individuals rebuilding their lives after incarceration, as well as supporting broader community outreach efforts. Join us in making a difference.
Creating Opportunities Beyond the Justice System
Support Services
Peer-to-Peer assistance available.
Veteran Services
Experiencing homelessness
New Chapter
Focused on Purpose & Future
The LegacyThat Built BPB Floyd
Our story begins in 2007 when our Founder, reflects on her parents’ unwavering commitment to supporting “ex-offenders.” From a young age, she would listen to them discuss the challenges faced by former offenders and their unwavering belief that, regardless of one’s past, “you can always start over.” As the founder of the organization, Patricia’s first direct interaction with ex-offenders occurred during her years as a bail bondsperson. However, her parents’ passion for assisting those who had been incarcerated remained with her for years, igniting a profound sense of purpose. In 2008, Patricia made a courageous decision and opened the first BPB Floyd House to provide support to formerly incarcerated individuals.
19
Years of Service
14
Programs
939
Individuals Served Annually
3000
Giveaways Annually
Upcoming / Events
A community unity coming together to spread Warmth & Joy during the holidays
25
Nov
2026
1:00pm - 3:00pm
Sacramento
Open for everyone
The event blends storytelling, creative performance, healing spaces, and uplift lived experiences.
06
Feb
2027
1.00am-5.00pm
Sacramento
Open for everyone
This is an open mic conversation, regarding awide variety of things affecting our community.
09
Mar
2027
1.00pm
Sacramento
Open for everyone
BPB Initiatives
Reality Date with my Parent (s)
Your Voice & Power vs. Your Verdict. An immersive workshop to bridge the gap between parents and children caught in the crosshairs of street life.
Under Our Watch
Community and conversation are the pillars of strength, survival, and sacrifice. A social event with a purpose, strategic planning, and impactful discussions are essential components.
Peer-Led Mentorship & Navigation
Mentoring newly released individuals, returning, or those on probation or parole involves collaborating with individuals who have firsthand experience.
Health & Wellness
Individuals transitioning out of the justice system, health and wellness is not merely about physical fitness. It serves as a crucial foundation for successful reentry, long-term stability, and personal empowerment.
Rebuilding Lives
Your voice has the power to advance justice, influence culture, and shape laws.
