Support the Mission
Your donations makes this work possible
Precious Blood is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. All donations are tax deductible.
DONATION WISHLIST
as of 2/2023
Cleaning Supplies
- Napkins
- Toilet Paper
- Dishwashing Supplies
- Laundry Detergent
Hygiene Products
- Toothpaste
- Toothbrushes
- Deodorant
- Pads/Tampons
Healthcare Items
- Hand Sanitizer
- First Aid Kit
Baby Items
- Baby Wipes
- Diapers
- Pull Ups
- Clothes
- Toys/Books
Children/Adult Items
- Boxers (S,M,L)
- T-Shirts
- Coats
- Hats
- Gloves
- Socks
Home Goods
- Towels
- Sheets (twin)
- Blankets
- Comforters
- Furniture
Food
- Fresh
- Cans
- Produce
Other
- Bus Cards
- Gift Cards
Items can be shipped or delivered to PBMR
at 5114 S. Elizabeth St., Chicago, IL 60609
or P.O. Box 09379, Chicago, IL 60609
Contact Nick Schafer, Director of Mission Advancement,
with any questions or needs involving support.
nick@pbmr.org 219-333-0363
ADVOCACY
We are committed to changing laws that rely on punishment and incarceration as a response to conflict/crime.
These laws impact people of color in disproportionate numbers and devastate our communities, leading to cycles of poverty.
Advocacy Initiatives
Incarceration impacts communities that are already struggling from generational poverty. We work actively to improve conditions in prisons and jails, including phone calls, family visits, scheduling, lockdowns and the grievance process. We seek to offer alternatives to incarceration through community involvement.
COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS
We are a part of Communities Partnering 4 Peace (CP4P). CP4P is a group of organization that coordinate with the Chicago Police, Chicago Public Schools, the Illinois Department of Corrections, the Cook County Sheriff’s Office, and others to reduce violence in communities through a coordinated approach.
If you would like to get involved, please reach out through our Contact Us
page.
VOLUNTEER & EMPLOYMENT
VOLUNTEER
EMPLOYMENT
VOLUNTEER
As a place of learning and radical hospitality, we welcome the skills and talents of volunteers that want to learn and do more for their community. Volunteers can serve as little as one day a week to committing to a full-time year of service.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
- Education Lab
- tutor
- Urban Farm
- weeding, harvesting, seeding, composting, tilling
- Workforce Development
- mock interviewing, resume development, soft skill workshop leads
- Communities and Relatives of Illinois Incarcerated Children (CRIIC) - justice reform advocacy, art projects, legal assistance, mentoring
If a volunteer's availability makes it difficult to be present, you can:
To volunteer, fill out our Contact Us form and specify your interest.
Thank you!
JOIN OUR TEAM!
For inquiries and resume submissions, contact info@pbmr.org or nick@pbmr.org.
Current Job Openings
Grant Administrator
- Must be able to work both independently and as part of the PBMR Mission Advancement team
- Successful candidates should have great leadership qualities and exceptional database management skills.
- The outstanding candidate will have some experience in collecting and synthesizing program data for evaluation and reporting.
- Candidates must also ensure that grant programs operate efficiently, streamline grant administration, and keep the organization fiscally sound as it relates to grants administration.
- The ideal candidate will have experience working with distressed communities, and vulnerable populations.
Data Manager
- The ideal candidate for this role should have superior organizational skills and be able to optimize the program reporting, database management, and analysis.
- Must be able to work both independently and with diverse program teams.
- Successful candidates will be a strong collaborator and exceptional database management skills.
- The outstanding candidate will have extensive experience in collecting and synthesizing program data for evaluation and reporting.
- The ideal candidate will have experience working with distressed communities, and vulnerable populations.
Volunteer Coordinator
- Work to identify appropriate partners/volunteers to work in the area of Restorative Justice particularly in Cook County Jail (CCJ), Cook County Juvenile Temporary Detention Center (CCJTDC), Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ), Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC), etc.
- Ensure a presence in the various institutions where volunteers serve and facilitate a healthy relationship with institutions and institutional personnel (program staff, correctional staff, etc).
- Manage the orientation for the volunteers and partner organizations to ensure fidelity to RJ and the volunteer setting(s).
