pri-arts: An elaborately illustrated envelope from the Inside/Outside Envelope Project (Photo: Josh Rogosin). Making these envelopes has been a long-standing tradition for prisoners, who send them to loved ones on the outside.Inmates in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Florida, and California anonymously donate their work to Phyllis Kornfeld of the Inside/Outside Envelope Project, who sells it to benefit Read Alliance, a non-profit that hires teens to teach at-risk kindergarten and first-grade kids how to read. More.

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An elaborately illustrated envelope from the Inside/Outside Envelope Project (Photo: Josh Rogosin).

Making these envelopes has been a long-standing tradition for prisoners, who send them to loved ones on the outside.

Inmates in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Florida, and California anonymously donate their work to Phyllis Kornfeld of the Inside/Outside Envelope Project, who sells it to benefit Read Alliance, a non-profit that hires teens to teach at-risk kindergarten and first-grade kids how to read. More.