Roll-Call - Non-Profit

Why People Choose Us

We Provide a Variety of Services/Resources to Mentor and Assist Individuals

This includes, but are not limited to, our programs which are designed to provide one-on-one and group consultation mentoring, prepare for job readiness/employment, housing and employment resources, opportunities for healthy, safe recreation, social gatherings, outings, and group activities, where families are invited to be a part of transitional services offered to the Roll Call participant.

We Promote Unity and Positive Change with Open Arms and Without Judgement

We address various issues that offenders face in reentering the community when released from prison.

We Serve Youth Ages 10 to 24

We also provide preventative services with individuals with no background seeking program services to help enhance their lives.

Read About Our Volunteers

Volunteers shared their stories and backgrounds about how Roll Call has helped them. Read about it here!

"I never had a father figure to discipline me nor to show me the right things to do. My mother was on drugs and no one was around to take care of me so I felt the need to start selling drugs in order to survive. I ended up getting arrested."

Robert W. - Former Life Coach/Current Volunteer

"After my release in 2011, I went up to Roll Call and instantly received assistance. Once involved, I felt compelled to become a member of Roll Call because I knew helping others can also help myself. I got a chance to meet people like myself and exercise my strength to help others get involved. It felt good just to wake up knowing I had a job, a place to help someone, things to do, and just being a part of Roll Call."

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“Before coming to Roll Call, I was having a hard time finding employment due to my background. In 2012 I was convicted as a felon in retail theft. I dropped out of college where I was majoring as a Criminal Justice student; I had lost all hope.”

Andrea F. - Former Administrative Assistant

Andrea has been a member of Roll Call since June of 2013. At first, she was scared to come because of her background but Roll Call gave her a second chance by employing her as a youth worker. Andrea’s hard work gained her a permanent position as the Administrative Assistant at Roll Call. This organization has not only helped her to become a better person but also help her to believe in herself when all fails. Andrea says that she is a work in progress but as long as she is a part of Roll Call, she feels that there is no goal she can’t accomplish.

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"Roll Call constantly practices doing right by the people, showing them there's a chance for change; creating an awareness circle with people who understand the conditions, and at the same time being instrumental in helping people who are willing and ready to make a positive healthier productive difference in their life.”

Milton Golden

Executive Director

"I went up to Roll Call and instantly I received assistance; there was such great love in the air. I knew then I was in the right place."

Robert W.

Former Life Coach/Current Volunteer

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