Stretch

08/01/2023

Have you signed up for your Stretch account yet?

✅No valid ID or driver’s license yet? No problem! You can apply online with your prison ID and release paperwork.

✅No opening or monthly minimum deposit required.

✅No monthly minimum balance.

✅No monthly service or maintenance fees.

📌Apply here➡️ https://www.stretch.money/banking

Stretch

07/06/2023

What are your thoughts about increasing Gate Money?

Read our full article and find out about our suggested solution here ➡️ https://www.stretch.money/gate-money

06/16/2023

If you’re in Dallas, we hope you will join us!

06/09/2023

Are you a reentry organization that provides financial aid to individuals?

🌟Check out our Instant Financial Aid with Customizable Spending Controls🌟

It will make life A WHOLE LOT better for your team members as well as for those you help.

➡️ https://www.stretch.money/card-controls

Our Stretch team would love to connect. Please email [email protected]

05/29/2023

Someone said Apple Wallet or Google Wallet?

Yup, no need to carry your physical Stretch card with you‼️

Just add it to your Android phone or iPhone’s wallet 💳

Tap your phone and go📱

Sign up here: https://www.stretch.money/banking

✅Prison IDs also accepted if you’re just released and don’t have a state ID
✅$0 opening deposit
✅$0 minimum required balance
✅$0 service or maintenance fee
✅No credit or prior overdraft check
✅No overdrafts
✅Passwordless log-in
✅No marketing spam

We keep things simple and easy 😅

Stretch

05/11/2023

We even accept prison IDs ✅ YES you read it right 👀💥

That’s why people just released can sign up and be ready to receive direct deposit and payments from others.

Say Goodbye to carrying unnecessary cash or accepting inconvenient paper checks and fee-driven payroll cards.

Sign up for your Stretch account in just a few minutes from your phone📱

A simple and really easy-to-use account for managing your money.

Our friendly customer support can be reached via phone, chat, or email 🙋🏽‍♀️🙋🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♀️

Sign up here ➡️ https://www.stretch.money/banking

Stretch South Dallas Employment Project

A simple account for your money. APPLY Alternative IDs Apply with your prison ID and release paperwork. $0 opening deposit No initial deposit is required. $0 monthly fee No monthly service fee. $0 minimum balance No minimum balance is required. No overdraft You can’t spend more than what’s in yo...

07/04/2022

Happy to You and Yours🇺🇸 Dreams are the foundation of 💫 Let the dreams motivate our hard work for the better of our communities as well as our individual self-fulfillment. Enjoy your BBQ and fireworks 🍔🎆

06/23/2022

As Meek Mill said, incarceration is NOT a normal thing. This is why when people are released, our #1 goal is to have them return to normal starting with a simple and easy financial account to manage money.

https://www.stretch.money/

06/21/2022

Nike executive Larry Miller, who was as a teenager but later became an incredibly successful and respected business leader.

06/20/2022

Happy to all the out there, the and the currently . There’s no art to being a great father but only the realization that it’s a continuous learning journey filled with deep love and humility🫶🏿🫶🏾🫶🏽🫶🏼

06/19/2022

Today we commemorate but know that so much more needs to be done to achieve a better and equitable future for everyone in our communities ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼

06/17/2022

The impact of incarceration affects more than the incarcerated; it affects their families and communities, too.

Do you have a family member who will be leaving prison soon? Refer them to:

https://www.stretch.money/

06/03/2022

A challenger bank, an alternative credit score company and a proposed federal credit union are improving access to banking and lending for those who have been in prison.

05/14/2022

All pumped for the annual gathering of our partner organization Anti-Recidivism Coalition 😎☀️

04/25/2022

Meet Aaron Smith, a man from the South Side of Chicago who gave himself a second chance. Growing up in public housing, he got involved in a drug operation that produced up to $15K a day and was eventually sentenced to 12 years in federal prison.

Ten years into his sentence, his mindset shifted and he decided to switch direction. Escaping the Odds Media was born and now serves as a motivational hub for entrepreneurs. Through his podcast, videos, and blogs, Smith inspires formerly incarcerated people to switch their hustles and become entrepreneurs.

Visit his website at escapingtheodds.com to learn more about Aaron and support his cause.

04/21/2022

Meet Jordan Rogers, a Brand Director at Nike, and former he**in addict who gave himself a second chance. In a now-viral LinkedIn post, Rogers discusses a time in his life when he was battling a he**in addiction and spent one year incarcerated.

For the past 10 years, he has privately and openly shared his story while climbing the ranks at Nike. He also advocates for companies to hire formerly incarcerated individuals, especially in lieu of The Great Resignation, where many individuals are quitting their jobs and pursuing other employment opportunities. For more info on Jordan, connect with him on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/jordanrogers26

04/20/2022

Meet LaTonya "T" Myers, a trailblazing activist and community leader who gave herself a second chance. LaTonya is the founder of Above All Odds, a grassroots organization that:

• Helps families with past due rent payments
• Passes out coats in the winter months
and more!

Once formerly incarcerated herself, LaTonya also shows up for individuals battling court hearings and advocates for their release.

To keep up with LaTonya's work visit her website at: aboveallodds.org

04/18/2022

Meet Larry Miller, a Nike Executive who gave himself a second chance.

In 1965, Larry served 4.5 years for the murder of a young man when he was 16 years old. Keeping his secret for almost 50 years, Larry rose through the ranks of Nike becoming President of the Jordan Brand. He now serves as the chairman of Nike's Jordan Brand advisory board

In the midst of writing his memoir, Jump: My Secret Journey from the Streets to the Boardroom, Miller had an opportunity to sit down and apologize to the family of the man he murdered 50 years earlier.

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