Mission: To create a judgement-free, faith-based, and educational environment to heal and grow.​

Vision: Serving the least and the last, while bringing others to know Christ.

Our services utilize a comprehensive approach that combines education, employment and faith-based counseling. Our organization aims to facilitate meaningful change and assist Bexar County Youth and Adults in redirecting their lives from destruction. With our commitment to delivering impactful programs and services, we provide a nurturing environment that promotes personal growth, rehabilitation, and reintegration into society. We adhere to the highest standards of transparency and accountability, ensuring that our resources are utilized effectively to support our mission.


By addressing the root causes of criminal behavior and equipping individuals with the necessary tools and support, we empower them to make lasting changes and become productive members of their communities. Steadfast Sparrows Corporation remains steadfast in its dedication to promoting positive change, fostering hope, and creating opportunities for Adults and Youth formally incarcerated to rebuild their lives and contribute to society in a meaningful way that motivates others.

Tel. (210) 943-2396 (English)

Tel. (210) 508-2973 (Spanish)


Mailing: P.O. Box 23206

San Antonio, Texas, 78223


Physical: 6025 South Flores San Antonio, Texas, 78214


admin@steadfastsparrows.com


Michelle Arredondo

Michelle Arredondo is the Founder and Executive Director of Steadfast Sparrows Corporation who stated with a prison record it is very difficult to get a education and find a job. She wants to help both adults and youth after incarceration. After serving her time, Michelle got her high school diploma, went to college and got her associate degree, then her bachelor's and master's degree from Our Lady of The Lake university. She got approved by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice to enter and meet with prisoners' and be a part of the Kolbe Prison Ministries team.


When we meet with inmates, we are trying to develop an honest relationship with them. We share resources that will be available to them when they get out. We want to introduce them to employment and education opportunities. We provide resume building, free transportation passes, special educations services if the need their high school diploma. When they come into our organization, they are evaluated for their strengths and weaknesses. We have individuals who want to become welders or may want to become a cook, so we help them get their certifications and achieve their goals. We help them get into college if they want to get a degree. 

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