Charity Works to Transform Lives by Transforming Youth-Correctional Facilities

By Caroline Preston

Laurel, Md. The scene resembles a dormitory lounge: Half a dozen teenagers hover around a large television screen in this brick residential building, playing the video game Madden NFL. Three boys sit on the edge of an overstuffed green couch, while two others lounge on couches behind them, looking on...

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