CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) -- Recently, GRAMMY award-winning singer-songwriter Jelly Roll returned to the Chesterfield County Jail to visit its inmates. The talented multi-genre singer-songwriter Jelly Roll visited inmates at the Chesterfield County Jail who are a part of the Helping Addicts Recover Progressively (HARP) program for the second time. HARP is a voluntary jail-based treatment and recovery program for inmates who have struggled with addiction challenges. The program has an account on TikTok that features videos of the inmates at the jail showing their talents -- which they eventually started tagging Jelly Roll in. Although the singer said he had already discovered them before being tagged, he and the staff arranged the visits to surprise the men and women in the program. Jason DeFord/ 'Jelly Roll' concert for HARP program (Photo: 8News/ Madison Moore) In August 2023, Jelly Roll visited the HARP program inmates at the Chesterfield County Jail. Some of the inmates had the opportunity to sing along and play guitar with the artist during his visit. Jelly Roll returned to the Chesterfield County Jail to check in on the participants of the HARP program. To learn more about the HARP program, visit its website.