Second-Chance Employers A public register · est. 2026

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All Star Labor & StaffingRegional staffing agency with Oregon and Arizona offices placing industrial, warehouse, and event workers.
Portland, ORStaffing agenciesWarehouse and logisticsStaffing agencyVerifiedJails to Jobs, Second Chance Employers NetworkRead September 3, 2026
American AirlinesMajor US airline headquartered at Dallas-Fort Worth, employing more than 100,000 people in flight, airport, and cargo operations.
Fort Worth, TXTransportation and CDLWarehouse and logisticsVerifiedSecond Chance Business Coalition member listRead September 3, 2026
Best BuyNational consumer-electronics retailer with roughly 1,000 US stores.
Richfield, MNRetailWarehouse and logisticsVerifiedSecond Chance Business Coalition member listRead September 3, 2026
C.H. RobinsonOne of the world's largest third-party logistics providers, with major US offices coordinating freight for shippers.
Eden Prairie, MNWarehouse and logisticsOffice and administrativeNot re-confirmedFair Chance Business Pledge, 2016 White House archiveRead September 3, 2026
Caudill Seed CompanyKentucky seed and forage supplier with locations in Louisville, Morehead, and Winchester employing workers with records in warehouse and processing roles.
Louisville, KYWarehouse and logisticsManufacturingVerifiedJails to Jobs, Second Chance Employers NetworkRead September 3, 2026
DICK'S Sporting GoodsNational sporting-goods retailer with more than 700 stores plus distribution centers.
Coraopolis, PARetailWarehouse and logisticsVerifiedSecond Chance Business Coalition member listRead September 3, 2026
Gap Inc.Apparel retailer operating Gap, Old Navy, and Banana Republic stores and a large US distribution network.
San Francisco, CARetailWarehouse and logisticsVerifiedSecond Chance Business Coalition member listRead September 3, 2026
Golden State FoodsIrvine, California-based processor and distributor of condiments, sauces, and meats for major quick-service restaurant chains, with facilities in several states.
Irvine, CAManufacturingFood serviceWarehouse and logisticsNot re-confirmedFair Chance Business Pledge, 2016 White House archiveRead September 3, 2026
Goodwill Industries of Central IndianaCentral Indiana Goodwill nonprofit operating retail stores, warehouses, and education programs; hires people with criminal records and other barriers across its enterprises.
Indianapolis, INRetailWarehouse and logisticsNot re-confirmedFair Chance Business Pledge, 2016 White House archiveRead September 3, 2026
Koch IndustriesPrivately held conglomerate active in refining, chemicals, manufacturing, and logistics, with about 60,000 US employees.
Wichita, KSManufacturingWarehouse and logisticsVerifiedNational Employment Law ProjectRead September 3, 2026
Portland Bottling CompanyOregon beverage co-packer and bottler serving regional drink brands.
Portland, ORManufacturingWarehouse and logisticsNot re-confirmedFair Chance Business Pledge, 2016 White House archiveRead September 3, 2026
RecycleForceIndianapolis social enterprise that recycles electronics while providing paid transitional employment and job training to people returning from prison.
Indianapolis, INWarehouse and logisticsVerifiedJails to Jobs, Second Chance Employers NetworkRead September 3, 2026
TargetNational general-merchandise retail chain with roughly 1,950 stores plus a large supply-chain network.
Minneapolis, MNRetailWarehouse and logisticsVerifiedSecond Chance Business Coalition member listRead September 3, 2026
Tech DumpSaint Paul, Minnesota nonprofit electronics recycler providing paid job training and employment to adults with barriers to work, including criminal records.
Saint Paul, MNWarehouse and logisticsNot re-confirmedFair Chance Business Pledge, 2016 White House archiveRead September 3, 2026
The Home DepotThe largest US home improvement retailer, with more than 2,300 big-box stores and distribution centers across all 50 states.
Atlanta, GARetailConstruction and tradesWarehouse and logisticsVerifiedSecond Chance Business Coalition member listRead September 3, 2026
The Kroger Co.One of the largest US supermarket operators, with grocery stores, food-production plants, and distribution centers across most states.
Cincinnati, OHRetailWarehouse and logisticsVerifiedSecond Chance Business Coalition member listRead September 3, 2026
Total Wine & MoreThe largest US independent alcohol retailer, with more than 200 superstores in about 25 states.
Bethesda, MDRetailWarehouse and logisticsVerifiedSecond Chance Business Coalition member listRead September 3, 2026
TrueBlue (PeopleReady)Staffing company whose PeopleReady branch network fills high-volume general-labor, event, and warehouse jobs across the US.
Tacoma, WAStaffing agenciesWarehouse and logisticsConstruction and tradesStaffing agencyNot re-confirmedFair Chance Business Pledge, 2016 White House archiveRead September 3, 2026
Union Pacific RailroadOne of the two largest US freight railroads, operating across 23 western states with about 30,000 employees.
Omaha, NETransportation and CDLWarehouse and logisticsVerifiedSecond Chance Business Coalition member listRead September 3, 2026
WalmartThe largest private US employer, operating thousands of stores, clubs, and fulfillment centers nationwide.
Bentonville, ARRetailWarehouse and logisticsVerifiedSecond Chance Business Coalition member listRead September 3, 2026
Waste ProRegional solid-waste collection and recycling company operating in nine southeastern states with roughly 3,000 employees.
DeBary, FLFacilities and janitorialWarehouse and logisticsTransportation and CDLVerifiedJails to Jobs, Second Chance Employers NetworkRead September 3, 2026
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