P rison R ehabilitative Industries & Diversified Enterprises 1

PRIDE Enterprises Operates prison industries in the State of Florida correctional institutions 2 Mission: To teach job skills and develop work ethics that will enable inmate workers to become productive citizens upon release from incarceration

PRIDE Enterprises Profile Established by legislature in 1981 Jack Eckerd Governor Bob Graham 501(c)(3) Not-For-Profit Corporation Self funded-receives no tax funding Instrumentality of the state Operates 42 programs in 24 Facilities Worked 3562 inmates in 2013 PRIDE is not part of the Department of Corrections

Early Years: Zephyrhills: Print Desoto: Cattle Swine Hendry: Agriculture Cattle Glades: Farming Cannery Sanitation Supplies Cattle Dairy 4

Four Statutory Missions Provide work training programs and post release job placement Serve security goals of DC and prevent idleness Reduce the cost of state government Simulate a real-world free enterprise working environment

Mission 1 Provide work training programs and post release job placement. 6

Recidivism Rate 2013: PRIDE compared to Florida Inmate Population 7

Savings for the Taxpayers  $20,000 cost per year per inmate in state prison  Average sentence – 3 yrs  Savings of $60,000 per inmate for each ex- offender that does not return to state prison 8

Mission 2 Serve Security Goals through the reduction of idleness and providing incentives for good behavior. 9

Mission 3 Reduce cost of state government by operating enterprises primarily with inmate labor, which enterprises do not seek to unreasonably compete with private enterprise. 10

Mission 4 Simulate a real world working environment: to serve rehabilitative goals of the state by duplicating, as nearly as possible, the operating activities of a free- enterprise type of profit-making enterprise. 11

PRIDE Locations across the State 24 Correctional Facilities 12

Calhoun CI Graphics Invoicing/Mailing Center Liberty CI Digital Scanning – scanning, digitizing, image validation Apalachee CI Cattle/Farming West Bedding Supplies Warehouse Services Cross City CI Sales Support Center Fulfillment Center Bid Processing Image Validation Lowell CI Uniforms, Institutional Clothing Marion CI Corrugated Box Garment Marion CI Work Camp Cutting/Distribution Sewn Products Admin Florida Women’s Reception Center Culinary Arts Union CI Metal Products Tag Dental Union CI Work Camp Food Processing Cattle Land Management Lumber Products Madison CI Footwear; Institutional Clothing Baker CI Culinary Arts Baker CI Work Camp Traffic Paint Columbia CI Annex Culinary Arts Polk CI Seating & Panel Systems Office Furniture Furniture Admin IT Support/Software Development Refurbishment Polk CI Work Camp Shipping & Receiving Kitchen Services Sumter CI Graphics Printing Wood Products Mailing Image Validation Sumter Work Camp Culinary Arts South Bay CI Graphics Printing Sugarcane Farming Ft Myers Work Camp Cattle Citrus Farming Homestead CI Optical Lab Avon Park CI Sanitary Maintenance Chemicals Tire Retreading Avon Park Work Camp Kitchen Services Tomoka CI Heavy Vehicle Renovation

Gorilla Rig, Hull 225 “The Scooter Gurnigan” (2004) PRIDE Metal Products – Union CI 15

Skeeta Nets (2004) 250,000 nets PRIDE: 25,000 in 3 months PRIDE Garment – Marion CI PIE – per the Feds First of 20 firms to finish 16

Outdoor Furniture

Printing

Office Furniture

Office Panels

School Bus Renovation

Food Service Equipment

Logo Apparel

Signs

Our Inmate Mission - What we do Train inmates in transferable job skills Provide practical work experience Encourage general education programming Develop work ethic behaviors Provide credentials for the future Model the principle of restorative justice- restitution Provide opportunity for self and family support Provide post-release job placement assistance and related services

State of Florida Contracts

More Information on PRIDE PRIDE Web Page State of Florida Contract Information ns/state_purchasing/vendor_information/state_con tracts_and_agreements/pride

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