2021 Social Impact Report
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2021 Social Impact Report

CLICK HERE to read the 2021 MTC Social Impact Report and click on the links in the blue box to the right to share the report.

Here are some highlights from the report:

  • More than 63,000 lives impacted by MTC services
  • Thousands of employees served their communities in recognition of MTC’s 40th anniversary
  • A message of optimism from MTC President Scott Marquardt
  • Great results in the United Kingdom

 

And read heartfelt messages from the people we serve:

 

Kasandra Rodriguez“Growing up I wasn’t really confident about myself—but once I got to Job Corps, I changed, my whole demeanor changed.”

Kasandra Rodriguez, Los Angeles Job Corps Center

 

 

 

 

Glen Conley

“Good things happen inside a prison, people learn inside a prison, people become rehabilitated. And people want to give back. Many of us simply want an opportunity to show society  that, ‘Hey, I’m valuable. I have something to contribute. Give me a shot. Give me a chance.’”

Glen Conley, Wilkinson County Correctional Facility

 

 

Prince Kargbo“Well, I have to say this is the best decision I made coming here, basically changed my life in a way, because I was in a slump, and now I know where I’m going to be going in the future.”

Prince Kargbo, Sierra Nevada Job Corps

 

 

 

CLICK HERE to read the 2021 MTC Social Impact Report.

 

Click on the links in the blue box in the top right corner to share the report.

 

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