Access to Freedom

Affordable help to reform pretrial detention.

1. Co-Signor Application
2. Principal Registration

Breaking Barriers, One Bail at a Time

Affordable Bail Assistance for Those in Need.

Access to Capital

For underserved communities.

Bail Assistance

Financing bondsmen services.

Rapid Release

Preventive pretrial detention.

Co-signor

Applies on behalf of the Principal

Principal

Registers to take ownership of loan.

Statement

Principal shares personal impact story.

Every day, individuals are held in jail simply because they can’t afford bail.

We're here to change that.

A Fight for Justice

The Legacy of Khalief Browder

Khalief Browder’s story is one of strength and injustice. Arrested at 16 and held on Rikers Island for 3 years without trial, Khalief endured unimaginable hardships, including solitary confinement and inhumane treatment.

Despite his eventual release, the emotional and psychological toll of his ordeal led to his untimely demise by self-inflicted wounds just two years later.

His tragic story became a catalyst for nationwide reform efforts, shedding light on the systemic inequities that plague the criminal justice system and sparking movements to end cash bail, reduce pretrial detention, and promote humane treatment for incarcerated individuals.

At Browder Financial, we honor his legacy by empowering underserved communities, fostering equity, and creating opportunities for lasting change.

Tap the video to learn more about Khalief’s profound impact.

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Injustice to Inspiration

The Truth That Sparked a Movement

The story of Khalief Browder exposed systemic inequities and inspired Browder Financial to take action by empowering underserved communities. By fostering equity and creating opportunities, we aim to honor his legacy and drive meaningful social change.

How it works.

A Step by Step Guide on the Principal Program.

1. Co-signor applies for Principal.

2. Principal registers with Bondsman.

3. Principal makes repayment.

Fulton County, Georgia

Community Statistics in Percentages
98
of cases end in plea deals.
67
of Fulton jail inmates are pretrial.
131
Current Facility Operational Capacity
90
of detainees can't afford bail.
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Anthony Gay

Jailed in 1994 for taking a hat and dollar bill from a fight, unable to afford bail. Mr.Gay remained in custody, 22 years in solitary confinement.

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Sandra Bland

Arrested in 2015 for a blinker violation and held on $5,000 bail. Ms.Bland died in jail, spotlighting the gaps in our cash bail system.

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What does Browder, Bland, and Gay have in common?

A lack of access to capital that ultimately cost them their lives.
Their pretrial detentions became death sentences—a problem we're prepared to solve.

Our mission is to provide access to capital that creates measurable social impact.

To support or sponsor our initiative, contact us below.