Sue Ann Staton

Founder & Director

“Even with a slim start-up budget, our enthusiastic team of volunteers and staff accomplished so much. I’m so grateful that we were able to award four recipients on our founding year.”

Teamwork into Action

Three women in a library, surrounded by shelves of old books, engaging in a discussion with open books in front of them, and a laptop on the table, with others studying in the background.
Team at STAND A CHANCE welcoming students.
SUE ANN STATON, Founder & Director of STAND A CHANCE, a 501c3 nonprofit that supports children with an incarcerated parent through scholarships, mentorships and ongoing character-building programs.

always providing answers, encouragement and support

A woman with curly blonde hair in a colorful dress is talking with students in a formal setting, likely a school event or lecture, with a large group of students all dressed in school uniforms around her.
Woman sitting on an orange blanket in a park, using a laptop, with a picnic basket and thermos nearby, surrounded by green trees and grass.
A teacher standing in front of a classroom holding a book and talking to students seated at desks, with a laptop on the desk.
SUE ANN STATON, Founder & Director of STAND A CHANCE, in front of a small audience with a slide that reads 'STAND A CHANCE' projected on a screen behind her, PRE-LOGO days for this 501c3 nonprofit to support children with an incarcerated parent,
SUE ANN STATON, Founder & Director of STAND A CHANCE, sitting around a table in a coffee shop, laughing and talking with students regarding the scholarship offerings by STAND A CHANCE to kids with a parent in prison.