The Petey Greene Program

Mary is running the NYC Marathon to raise money for tutoring and educational support for incarcerated and other system-impacted learners. Follow the link in our bio or snap a pic of the QR code to donate.

Princeton University alum Charlie McWeeny sat on a panel at Reunions, hosted by the Petey Greene Program and the Puttkammer Center for Educational Justice, to talk about the profound effect 1:1 tutoring and personalized educaitonal support have, not just on incarcerated learners, but on the idea of prison itself.

Pictured: Julia and her father, Rich.

As Father’s Day approaches, we’re celebrating the families whose support and service have made a multi-generational impact in advancing our mission.

Julia volunteered with PGP during her college years, helping to build the foundation of what has grown into nearly two decades of impact. Rich’s steadfast support has helped sustain educational opportunities and meaningful human connection for justice-impacted students as they pursue their goals.

Together, Julia and Rich embody something powerful: a shared commitment to transforming lives. Their story serves as a reminder that the values we pass down—caring for our communities, investing in others, and expanding access to opportunity—create ripple effects for years to come.

This Father’s Day, honor someone who has inspired you by making a gift to the Petey Greene Program! Let’s build a legacy of impact together. Donate today: https://www.peteygreene.org/donate?utm_source=Instagram&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fathersday.

The PGP is thrilled to support high school students like those from East River Academy with individualized tutoring that’s proven to give incarcerated learners the skills and confidence they need to achieve their academic goals and find a career path that serves them.