RESOURCES
At Stand in the Gap, we are committed to fostering healing and renewal throughout incarceration and beyond. That’s why we offer a range of resources tailored to the unique challenges faced by January 6th defendants and their families. From practical assistance to emotional and spiritual care, our support is built to walk with them every step of the way—offering hope, stability, and a path forward.
RESOURCES
J6 defendants need more than time—they need support, guidance, and the right tools.
Stand in the Gap provides essential resources to help January 6th defendants and their families navigate the challenges of incarceration and reentry.
From meeting urgent needs to offering long-term support, our tools are designed to foster strength, healing, and lasting hope.
J6 Hotline
American Patriot Relief
Navigating life after January 6th involves numerous challenges, and having immediate support can make all the difference.
The J6 Support Hotline, reachable at 1-833-SAVEDJ6
(1-833-728-3356), is available 24/7 to provide urgent assistance to January 6th defendants and their families.
Simply Dial 1-833-SAVEDJ6
Housing
The J6 Road Home Project
Reintegrating after incarceration is hard—especially without a stable home. The J6 Road Home Project, founded by January 6th defendant Jenny Cudd-McCombs, offers more than shelter—it’s a place to heal, grow, and rebuild through free programs focused on wellness, faith, and personal development.
Mobile Phone
Patriot Mobile
Post-release, reliable communication is essential. Patriot Mobile, a company grounded in American values, offers immediate cell phone service to January 6th defendants—helping you reconnect with loved ones and rebuild personal and professional ties quickly.
Their strong support for conservative causes makes this aid especially meaningful.
Career
Conservative Jobs
The January 6th stigma can make employment tough. Conservative Jobs by The Leadership Institute helps connect defendants with job opportunities in conservative-friendly fields like public policy, media, and business—offering a supportive path to rebuild careers without judgment.