A Work in Progress and Love

Huntsville, Texas · An autism wellness community

EVERMOORE

Where every life belongs.

A 300 acre lifespan community where autistic adults, students, and families live, learn, work, and belong.

Volunteers working together in a community garden
300Acres
~150Adult residents
~120Students
~100Day participants
Graphic illustrating the sharp drop in coordinated services after age 21

Why EVERMOORE exists

The support should not end at 21.

Roughly 80% of the autistic population is now adult.

At age 21, individuals age out of the IDEA school system and enter a fragmented system. In Texas, Medicaid waitlists can reach up to 20 years. Families are left to bridge a gap that no family should carry alone.

One campus, a whole life

Continuity without compromise.

A resident moves along an independence gradient without ever leaving the community.

Early intervention and school

Transition academy

Supported adult living

Lifelong and geriatric care

One mission anchored campus designed around the whole person and the whole arc of life.

The 300 acre master plan

A village designed around belonging.

Homes, education, health, work, respite, and nature come together at a human scale.

Master plan rendering showing nine connected community zones
1Residential Village Core40 ac
2Innovation Hub15 ac
3Working Farm and Enterprise60 ac
4Education and Transition Center15 ac
5Health and Wellness Center5 ac
6Workforce Housing15 ac
7Community Commons25 ac
8Retreat and Respite Lodge10 ac
9Conservation and Reserve~115 ac

Texas Triangle

Map of the Texas Triangle centered on Huntsville and Sam Houston State University

The Huntsville advantage

Land, talent, and research in one place.

  • A 350 acre parcel at $4.75M creates the physical foundation for the vision.
  • Sam Houston State University offers an immediate workforce pipeline through special education and nursing degrees.
  • SHSU is the founding academic research partner for the Innovation Hub.

Built in phases

A clear path from land to full village.

Four phase roadmap from land control through full village scale

Phase 0

Control and Design

Years 0 to 1 · $8M to $12M

Land acquisition, master plan, MSO formation, and founding Hub sponsors.

Phase 1

First Neighborhood

Years 1 to 3 · $45M to $55M

Infrastructure spine, first 8 supported homes, working farm launch, and Hub v0.

Phase 2

Institutional Core

Years 3 to 6 · $55M to $65M

School and Transition Center, Health Center, and full Hub buildout.

Phase 3

Full Village Scale

Years 6 to 10 · $45M to $55M

Remaining residences, retreat lodge, and enterprise expansion.

The revenue engine turns on in Phase 1, generating outcomes data before full scale.

The heart of the village

Purpose in every part of the day.

Volunteers tending vegetables together in a community garden
The working farm
A clinician and an adult speaking in a calm care setting
Clinical care
A team gathered around a table for a working session
The Innovation Hub
A large group sharing a meal at a long community table
Community table

The immediate ask

Anchor Phase 0.

$8M to $12M secures the Huntsville land, finalizes structures, and clears regulatory pathways. The result is a de risked, shovel ready project with the option to lead Phase 1.

Become an anchor partner

EVERMOORE is supported through the Thrive tier of A Night of Love, November 18, 2026, at Faena Forum in Miami Beach.

Beyond Texas

A model built to travel.

Licensing the model and playbook enables a $900M national replication deployment, ultimately housing about 3,000 lives across the country.

United States rendering showing the vision for future regional community hubs
$900MNational deployment
~$33.5MAnnual revenue
~$30.5MOperating cost