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Contact Us If you have questions, comments or a testimony regarding TBN 2nd Chance, we want to hear from you! If you have questions, comments or a testimony regarding TBN 2nd Chance, we want to hear from you! Contact Us

Let's work together

We will read and listen to every message, but please be aware that due to the volume of calls and mail, we cannot always guarantee a personal reply.

Donations to TBN 2nd Chance

By Phone:

Call 800-201-5200
24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year

By Mail:

TBN
P.O. Box 316
Fort Worth, TX 76161-3160

Please specify your donation is for TBN 2nd Chance

Donate via Web:

https://www.tbn.org/tbn2ndchance

To contact us:

Call us & leave a message at 321-206-6051

Write us at:

TBN 2nd Chance
4525 Vineland Road
Orlando, FL 32811

Let's work together

We will read and listen to every message, but please be aware that due to the volume of calls and mail, we cannot always guarantee a personal reply.

Donations to TBN 2nd Chance

By Phone:

Call 800-201-5200
24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year

By Mail:

TBN
P.O. Box 316
Fort Worth, TX 76161-3160

Please specify your donation is for TBN 2nd Chance

Donate via Web:

https://www.tbn.org/tbn2ndchance

To contact us:

Call us & leave a message at 321-206-6051

Write us at:

TBN 2nd Chance
4525 Vineland Road
Orlando, FL 32811


“"I can think of no other television network that would provide incarcerated men and women the level of spiritual encouragement and hope that TBN would deliver to those who need it most in overcoming destructive attitudes and behaviors. TBN's programming provides a moral and spiritual reinforcement in development of a sense of purpose and positive self image that promotes successful reintegration into society and reduces the likelihood of recidivism."”

Mayor Alan AutryCity of Fresno, CA

“"TBN 2nd Chance allows inmates to voluntarily tune into positive programs that will help them grow emotionally, mentally, and spiritually in an institutional environment that is often plagued by violence and negativity."”

Chaplain Pete UntalonValley State Prison for Women, Chowchilla, CA

“"The women inmates who watch TBN frequently comment favorably on the programs and the impact it has on their lives… (TBN) is a tool in taking them to the next level—emotionally, intellectually and spiritually, and ultimately preparing them for a successful re-entry into society."”

Chaplain Lois WoodardCalifornia Institution for Women, Corona, CA