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On June 8-10, the Board of Pardons will hold its next set of pardon hearings. An estimated 150 people from all around the state will be asked questions by the Board in public sessions that are scheduled to begin at 9am and 1pm. At the end of each session, the Board will vote on whom to recommend to the Governor - with 3 votes needed to be recommended.

The Hearings are public. Click here to watch. Be sure not to miss them - the next hearings are not until November 9!

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The Pardon Project began in 2018 as a part of Philadelphia Lawyers for Social Equity's service to its Philadelphia low-income clients with criminal records. Its first year report can be read here. When COVID-19 shut down direct operations, Tobey Oxholm (then PLSE's Executive Director) started teaching individuals and organizations about pardons via zoom. A greatly simplified application made it possible to engage with more volunteers, and the Project expanded to counties all around the state.

In 2025, the Pennsylvania Pardon Project was formed as a Pennsylvania non-profit corporation and received its 501c3 determination that same year. Contributions are tax-deductible as allowed by law and GREATLY appreciated, and should be mailed. New partners are welcome at all times. Copies of the organization's tax returns and policies are available upon request.

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1 Watawga Way West
Gouldsboro, PA 18424

info@papardonproject.org

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