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It began as “A Prisoner’s Parole Portfolio is Positive Programming and Prior Preparation that Prevents a Poor Performance.” As the mission expanded: “A Powerful Person’s Portfolio is Positive Programming and Prior Preparation to Provide Phenomenal Possibilities.”

10P is a nonprofit dedicated to teaching emotional literacy—helping people build self-awareness, regulate emotion, make better decisions, and create stronger relationships and life outcomes.

Youth, students, athletes, justice-impacted people and families, disabled communities, workplaces, community groups, and anyone committed to personal growth.

In prisons, juvenile halls, schools, community spaces, workplaces, workshops, and correspondence programs accessible across different environments and life stages.

10P is peer-led and trauma-informed. Many facilitators bring lived experience and have completed 10P themselves, creating uncommon credibility, trust, and connection.

No. The roots are inside prison, but emotional literacy is for anyone with a heartbeat. Programs serve individuals, families, teams, schools, communities, and organizations.

Safe, guided spaces for people to share, reflect, build accountability, and grow through emotional-literacy practices in community.

Give monthly, sponsor a program, volunteer, train as a facilitator, become an ambassador, start a fundraiser, or invite 10P into your community.

Support funds curriculum, correspondence, workbooks, facilitator training, workshops, community access, and programs that strengthen emotional well-being and relationships.

Yes. 10P customizes emotional-literacy programs for schools, workplaces, correctional institutions, teams, and community organizations.

Yes. Send the date, audience, location, purpose, budget, and any institutional requirements to sambrown@10pprogram.org.

10P is a tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3). Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law. Tax ID: 99-3099365. Consult your tax adviser for personal guidance.