About U.N.I.T.Y Connector

Breaking the Cycle of
Incarceration, Together

U.N.I.T.Y Connector exists for one reason: to walk alongside men exiting reentry programs and help them build stable, faith-grounded lives in their own communities.

Our Story

From the Pit to the Pulpit — One Life at a Time

U.N.I.T.Y Connector was born out of one conviction: that returning citizens face barriers that no single agency, church, or program can solve alone. So we built the bridge.

Our founder knows this road personally. Deacon Benny L. Tiller Jr. faced incarceration in 1996 and chose — through faith, discipline, and an unshakable belief in second chances — to rebuild his life from the ground up. Today he serves as a home care provider, a deacon in NJ and PA congregations, a published author, and the hands-and-feet behind this platform.

What started as one man's living testimony has grown into a coordinated network connecting parole and probation officers, case managers, faith communities, and returning citizens to the resources that actually change lives. We are not a referral list. We are a community of accountability — and the cycle we are committed to breaking is the one that brings too many of our brothers back through the system.

"I am a living testimony that no matter where you've been, God can use you. My past doesn't define me — my purpose does. That's the message we carry into every conversation, every referral, every home visit."

— Deacon Benny L. Tiller Jr., Founder

You can read more about his full story — and download his resume — on the Meet the Founder page.

Who We Serve

Three Doors, One Mission

Every man who comes through our doors has a different story — but the work is the same: stabilize, restore, equip, and send back out as a giver. Here is where we focus our effort.

Reentry

Men on Parole & Probation

Just-released from incarceration and rebuilding from the day one — finding housing, employment, transportation, and ID in the first 30 days that determine whether they stabilize or return.

Recovery

Men in Recovery

Walking out of addiction, court-ordered treatment, or relapse — and looking for housing that holds them, recovery houses grounded in accountability, and pathways back to family and work.

Restoration

Men Rebuilding Identity & Faith

Past the crisis, now doing the long work of becoming — studying Scripture, finding brotherhood, learning to give back, and rebuilding the family and community relationships that hold everything else together.

What You'll Find Here

Start Wherever You Are

Whether you're a returning citizen, a family member, a case manager, a pastor, or someone who simply believes second chances are worth fighting for — there's a place for you in this work. Here's where to begin.

Join Us in the Work

Whether you're a returning citizen looking for a hand up, a faith community looking to partner, or a neighbor who simply wants to give — there is a place for you here.

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