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FRONTDOORS MAGAZINE | 65 Transforming the lives of justice-impacted women and families ‘With Arouet, I know I matter’ Origin Arouet was founded in 2011 to prepare women for success after they leave prison by providing them with education, employment and life skills. Its CEO, Alison Rapping, came to the organization after helping her brother launch Gideon’s Promise, a national nonprofit that trains, supports and advocates for public defenders throughout the U.S. Through that process, Rapping gained insight and empathy for people caught in the criminal justice system, and she wanted to do something to invest in them. “I saw the opportunity to lead Arouet as a remarkable chance to create a program that empowers women with education, employment and mentoring,” she said. “I saw the opportunity to help them rebuild their lives, reconnect with their families, and contribute to their communities.” LEADERSHIP Alison Rapping CEO Dana Campbell Saylor Board Chair ORGANIZATION Arouet ANNUAL BUDGET $1.1 million Arouet CEO Alison Rapping CHARITY SPOTLIGHT