
Another Chance To Win, Inc
Mission
Another Chance To Win, Inc. (ACT Win) empowers women from all walks of life, including women experiencing homelessness, domestic violence, and transitioning from incarceration, by providing the resources, support, temporary housing and opportunities needed to overcome barriers, rebuild their lives, and achieve self-sufficiency.
ACT Win also supports Baltimore City students by addressing essential needs that promote academic, emotional, and personal success.
Giving people the opportunity to move forward, thrive, and have Another Chance To Win.
Vision
A society where women and youth have equal opportunities to rebuild, grow, and improve their quality of life physically, emotionally, and economically while breaking free from the cycles of homelessness and poverty and building brighter, more stable futures.
"Take the Key. Open the Door to Your Success."

Empowering Women. Supporting Youth. Building Stronger Futures.
Who We Are
Another Chance To Win, Inc. (ACT Win) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Baltimore, Maryland, committed to restoring safety, stability, hope, and opportunity for women and youth impacted by incarceration, domestic violence, trauma, homelessness, and poverty.
ACT Win empowers women from all walks of life—including women transitioning from incarceration, women experiencing homelessness, and women fleeing domestic violence—by providing resources, advocacy, temporary housing, support, and opportunities that help them overcome barriers, rebuild their lives, and move toward stability and self-sufficiency.
ACT Win also supports Baltimore City students by addressing essential needs that can interfere with academic and emotional well-being. Through food, toiletries, school-related expenses, educational resources, and college essentials, ACT Win helps students remain focused on their education and reach their full potential.
WHO WE SERVE
ACT Win serves women and youth who may face significant barriers to stability, safety, education, and self-sufficiency, including:
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Women transitioning from incarceration
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Women experiencing homelessness
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Women fleeing or recovering from domestic violence
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Women impacted by trauma, poverty, and other life challenges
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Youth impacted by parental incarceration or family instability
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Baltimore City students experiencing financial hardship or unmet essential needs
