Author: Kacie M

Channae Haller and Bonnie Garcia hand out food and clothing to the unsheltered at Liberty Park with Justice By Objectives, on Tuesday, March 4, 2025. JBO featured in Courier News.

“Unfortunately, it was a very eye-opening experience. I saw all the imperfections very clearly,” she said. “I just saw that a lot of the times you don’t have the support. You don’t have the navigation; you don’t have the resources to get you set up for success.”

“We want to help these individuals feel like they have a place in society. They have a place in the world,” said Channae Haller, the founder of Justice By Objectives. Click here to watch the full story.

Channae Haller of Justice by Objectives, a nonprofit that works to lower recidivism rates, foster healing, and instill hope among individuals and their families affected by the criminal justice system. Listen to the full episode here.

My personal experiences with the criminal justice system profoundly shaped my path. After enduring two months of unlawful incarceration, I witnessed the stark lack of support for justice-involved individuals and their families. This eye-opening experience drove me to action, and in 2021, I founded Justice By Objectives (JBO). What began as a grassroots effort to assist families navigating the complexities of the justice system has grown into a nonprofit dedicated to providing peer support, advocacy, and practical assistance. Today, JBO continues to bridge gaps in the system, restoring hope and dignity to those we serve. Listen to the full story here.