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The Hands of God Project and Unite The People Inc.: Raising Funds to Help 476 Incarcerated Individuals

Unite The People Inc. and the Hands of God Project are calling for action to support criminal justice reform. Founded in 2014, Unite The People is a California-based nonprofit that fights for sentencing reform and mass incarceration issues. The organization was created by a group of concerned citizens, defense attorneys, and families of incarcerated loved ones.

Canadian singer and rapper Tory Lanez is helping bring attention to the inequalities in the prison system through the Hands of God Project. He is currently incarcerated at the California Correctional Institution. Since his incarceration, Lanez has witnessed systemic racial injustices and has made it his mission to help others. This project focuses on reopening criminal cases for those who are illegally or disproportionately sentenced.

Now Unite The People Inc. and the Hands of God Project need your support more than ever. With your donation, you can help reopen over 476 criminal cases and bring justice to those wrongfully sentenced. Every contribution goes directly toward providing critical legal services for those who cannot afford representation.

Your donation will help individuals who have been disproportionately sentenced or wrongfully convicted receive case analysis and appeals. Each contribution—whether one-time or recurring—can change a life and bring hope to those incarcerated. Unite The People believes that prisons should rehabilitate, not simply punish, and you can be part of this change. Donations are tax-deductible, and you’ll receive an immediate receipt.

By supporting the Hands of God Project, you are helping provide essential legal services for those who cannot afford it. Visit: https://www.UniteThePeople.org today to make your donation and help bring justice to those in need.

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