Work Clothes
We help locate professional attire for interviews and the first day on the job — so you walk in looking as ready as you feel.
- Interview-ready outfits
- Work boots & uniforms
- Fit & style guidance
Sippi's Advocacy Initiative & Leadership
We walk beside returning citizens on the journey home — from the first interview outfit to a résumé that opens doors, classes that build real skills, and mentors who stay the course.
Our Mission
Coming home after incarceration is one of the hardest voyages a person can make. Doors close, gaps show up on applications, and the path forward can feel like open water with no map.
Sail with Sippi exists to change that. We provide the practical tools and the human support people need to find meaningful work, grow their skills, and lead the lives they're capable of — because a past sentence should never be a life sentence.
Rooted in community, built on lived experience.
Standing up for fair chances and fair treatment.
Hands-on programs that create real momentum.
Helping people lead their families and communities.
What We Offer
Four ways we help returning citizens move from starting over to moving forward — free of charge.
We help locate professional attire for interviews and the first day on the job — so you walk in looking as ready as you feel.
One-on-one help building a résumé that tells your story with strength, handles employment gaps honestly, and gets you the call back.
Classes that build knowledge and marketable skills — from the classroom to the trades — at a pace that works for you.
Caring mentors — many who've walked this road themselves — offering guidance, accountability, and encouragement every step of the way.
How It Works
No one sails alone. Here's how we navigate the journey together.
Call, message, or walk in. We'll sit down together, listen to your story, and learn what you need most right now.
We set clear goals with you and craft a résumé that highlights your strengths, skills, and the person you are today.
We help you find professional work clothes so you can walk into interviews — and your first day — with confidence.
Join education and vocational classes that build skills employers want and open doors to better opportunities.
Land the job and keep going. Your mentor stays beside you, helping you grow, lead, and stay on course for the long haul.
Our Impact
Returning citizens served
Résumés prepared
Professional outfits provided
Volunteer mentors
Get Involved
It takes a whole crew to sail a ship. There's a place on deck for you.
Share your time and experience. A few hours a month can change the direction of someone's life.
Apply to mentorGently used suits, dress shirts, slacks, shoes, and work boots help someone show up ready.
Arrange a drop-offEmployers: open your doors to motivated, prepared candidates and become a fair-chance partner.
Partner with usHave a skill or trade? Lead a workshop in résumé writing, finance, computers, or your craft.
Volunteer to teachMake a Difference
Your gift provides work clothes, résumé help, classes, and mentorship to people rebuilding their lives. Every dollar helps someone chart a new course.
$50 can provide a complete interview outfit.
Contact Us
Whether you're looking for support, want to volunteer, or hope to partner with us — we'd love to hear from you. Every conversation is confidential and judgment-free.
Anyone who has been impacted by incarceration and is working to rebuild their life — whether you came home last week or years ago.
No. Our services are free for the people we serve, made possible by donors, volunteers, and community partners.
Fill out the form and choose "Volunteer / Mentor." We'll reach out to talk about your interests, training, and schedule.