Care packages for incarcerated people are part of a lucrative industry that provides a range of services. Some care package companies also bundle other services like phone and commissary.
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Ultimately, the families and loved ones of incarcerated people are left with few options and sometimes high bills.
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Joi Davis estimates that she spends $500 to $600 each month to stay in touch with her incarcerated husband via phone calls, visits, and care packages. “It eats up the money, but you don’t want your loved ones to go without,” she says.pic.twitter.com/Arnii50r0A
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Take a deeper dive into the big business of care packages for incarcerated people in our story, partnered with
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