TCOR Innovation Hub

A Space dedicated to growing ideas through innovation that nurture the lives of humans and solve the challenges of their existence. Our consensus is that we can do anything - as long as we do it together.
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A Vision Rooted in Dignity — Built Through Community

This transformative project is made possible through the allocation of California Surplus Land, set aside specifically to address the urgent housing needs of our most vulnerable neighbors.

TCOR Theios Divinity, Inc., proudly recognized as an Emerging Developer under this state program, has designed a HUD-compliant and financially sustainable housing solution that will serve up to 54 individuals—including families, seniors with memory loss, and adults with disabilities—offering permanent, dignified housing and wraparound care.

The Dignified Affordable Housing & Care Community is more than a construction project—it is a movement toward equity, restoration, and generational impact. To bring this vision to life, our campaign unfolds in three powerful phases, ensuring that everyone—from individual donors to public figures—can participate meaningfully at every step.

Three Powerful Phases of This Campaign

Phase 1: Launch & Momentum
We are actively raising $20,000 to activate our initial work and host a public launch event that introduces the project, its leadership, and the communities it will serve. Every gift in this phase—no matter the amount—lays the foundation for all that follows.

Phase 2: Design to Build
This phase moves the project from concept to construction. With a target of $125,000, funds will be used to cover architectural plans, engineering studies, permitting, environmental review, and related logistics necessary to begin physical development. Contributions in this phase turn vision into a blueprint.

Phase 3: Leadership & Legacy
In this phase, we call on Community Leaders, Entertainment Icons, Sports Legends, and Visionary Philanthropists to join us in a lasting legacy. These pledges, ranging from $10,000 to $500,000, will directly support groundbreaking and initial site work once the public land is formally secured.

We are proud to share that our first leadership pledge has already been received. We invite you to add your name to the legacy and help us break ground.

Be Part of the Story

Whether you give $25 or $250,000 — you are investing in lives, not just land. Together, we are building a resilient, compassionate future—one dignified home at a time. Campaign page: https://secure.givelively.org/donate/tcor-theios-divinity

Pledges and donations are welcome at any time. Confirm your commitment. Download Your Pledge Script

The Capstone Living Residential (CLR) Program, under the leadership of TCOR Theios Divinity, is dedicated to providing housing and comprehensive support for adults with mental disabilities aged 40 and older. To ensure long-term success and community acceptance, this three-year reintegration program focuses on advocacy, public education, and socioeconomic partnerships. The goal is to reshape perceptions, reduce stigma, and create a welcoming environment that fosters the sustainable reintegration of CLR residents into the broader community.

Objectives & Goals

Community Mindset Shift: Change public perceptions about individuals with mental disabilities by emphasizing their ability to live peacefully and contribute to the community.

Educational Media & Advocacy: Develop and distribute media content to educate the public about mental health, housing solutions, and equity in community living.

Policy & Socioeconomic Support: Engage local businesses, policymakers, and service providers to create employment, volunteer, and social inclusion opportunities.

Sustainability & Long-Term Integration: Implement a framework that continues beyond the initial three-year period, promoting ongoing support and community engagement

The Dignified Affordable Housing
& Care Community

Community Advocacy & Integration Program

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"The i0S DIVINTY"
Tech Hub

Artificial Intelligence is no longer a distant idea—it is already reshaping the way we live, work, and build our futures. For too many of our underserved communities, however, the challenge isn’t recognizing AI’s importance—it’s knowing how to access it, use it, and benefit from it in ways that strengthen our families, businesses, and neighborhoods.

At The IOS Divinity, we are launching a new Technology Hub that brings digital innovation directly into the hands of Southern California and Southwest communities. Rooted in the legacy of bold innovation from the John Mack era, of the LA Urban League, our founders carry forward that same spirit: "equipping everyday people with the tools and confidence to thrive in changing times."

This initiative is more than a program—it’s a movement built on three principles:

1. Accessibility – We make advanced technology approachable, breaking it down into real-world applications that anyone can use.

2. Practicality – Our focus is on immediate, hands-on skills that empower individuals to solve problems, start businesses, or advance in their careers right now.

3. Empowerment – We prepare participants not only to adapt to change but to lead it, shaping the future of their industries and communities.

Through workshops, applied learning, and collaborative projects, participants will explore AI tools, ethical frameworks, and strategies that can fuel creativity, productivity, and innovation. More importantly, they will be part of a supportive ecosystem where shared knowledge turns into shared opportunity.

We believe that by investing in digital readiness today, we can dismantle barriers tomorrow—reducing socioeconomic disparities, avoiding cycles of exclusion, and creating pathways to ownership and generational wealth.

This is an open invitation to community partners, educators, nonprofits, and leaders who share our vision: let’s collaborate to prepare our people not just to survive technological change, but to shape it for the good of all. Together, we can build a future where no community is left behind, and where innovation becomes a source of strength, dignity, and opportunity.

Gone Fishing

We Are Currently Seeking Funding

Why are you fishing?

Millions of families across the U.S. face persistent food insecurity, a challenge that has intensified with rising costs and reductions in public food programs. Traditional emergency food distribution provides critical short-term relief but does not address the root causes of recurring hunger. Many families have the desire and ability to contribute to their own food resilience but lack the tools, knowledge, and network to do so. Gone Fishing responds to this gap by creating a sustainable framework for feeding communities from within—equipping participants to organize neighborhood food swaps, leverage surplus, and develop small-scale food solutions while supporting one another.

What you fishing for?

Gone Fishing will operate as a virtual-first educational incubator with optional local engagement activities. It is not a food pantry, but a pantry of ideas, action, and connections. By teaching communities to create their own safety nets, the program transforms short-term charity into lasting food independence.

What is Gone Fishing?

Gone Fishing is an innovative, community-driven program designed to reduce food insecurity by teaching families, children, and seniors to sustainably feed themselves and one another through skill-building, resource-sharing, and a cycle of service. Inspired by the wisdom of teaching people how to fish rather than giving them fish, the program fosters self-reliance, collective accountability, and a culture of mutual support in the face of declining government food assistance. Gone Fishing will leverage a hybrid model of virtual education and in-person engagement to empower communities to identify resources, reduce waste, and create practical solutions to food shortages.

Introducing "LifePrep"

Capstone Living Residents (CLR) Program

Program Overview

“LifePrep” is a transformative initiative designed to provide participating Seniors with free services and job preparedness training (to supplement their income) and "Spiritual Counseling" for emotional support to assist in adapting to challenges that stem from age-related issues (early on-set symptoms of memory challenges, symptoms associated with brain injuries, and loneliness.  Our program is structured to adapt to the ever-evolving needs of mature individuals, working adults, and their communities, ensuring that participants are equipped with the skills, knowledge, and resources they need to thrive in the workforce and in their lives. “LifePrep” prioritizes sustainability, ensuring that once our programs prove successful, they can continue serving communities for the long term.

We believe in the power of collaboration and are committed to forming partnerships with agencies, nonprofits, and community leaders to maximize the program’s impact. By sharing our learnings with others, we aim to foster widespread change and growth that transcends socioeconomic boundaries. “LifePrep” is more than just a job readiness program; it’s a platform for personal and professional empowerment.

Program Benefits:

· Free Remote Services (phone, virtual sessions for safety & privacy)

· Mobile Job Preparedness Training (bringing classes to senior centers)

· Scalable and Adaptable Projects

· Sustainability Focus | Online Education for Career Enhancements

· Collaborative Partnerships

· Knowledge Sharing   LEARN MORE

Executive Summary:
Capstone Living Residential Program

Overview
At TCOR Innovation Hub, we are dedicated to empowering and uplifting the most vulnerable members of our community. In alignment with our mission, we are launching the Capstone Living Residential Program, a vital initiative aimed at providing safe housing, comprehensive medical care, and personalized training for individuals with mental disabilities, ages 40 to 80. This program addresses a critical gap in services for those who are often overlooked by traditional nonprofit programs, offering a compassionate and structured environment that promotes independence and dignity.

Mission and Purpose
The Capstone Living Residential Program is designed to meet the unique needs of individuals with mental disabilities, many of whom face significant challenges in accessing stable housing and essential resources. Our goal is to combine housing solutions with integrative care that promotes both health and self-sufficiency, ensuring that each resident receives personalized support tailored to their needs. This includes:

• Stable Housing: A safe and supportive living environment where residents can thrive.

• Medical Care: Ongoing access to medical professionals and mental health services.

• Life Skills Training: Tailored training programs aimed at fostering independence, including daily living skills and personal development.

The Need
Individuals with mental disabilities are often marginalized, and their needs fall through the gaps of many social services. For residents of Capstone Living, access to compassionate, specialized care is not just a matter of survival—it is life-changing. By addressing the housing and health disparities faced by this vulnerable population, our program aims to create an environment where residents can lead fulfilling, self-sustained lives with dignity. LEARN MORE

Quality, Not Quantity