“Deivone M. Tanksley Sr. speaks before the Juvenile Justice Policy & Oversight Committee on youth, equity, and real solutions.”

“MLK Day is not just about remembering the dream—it’s about building the systems needed to sustain it for future generations.”

“My Wife Didn’t Cook was built as more than a restaurant—it became a platform for connection, care, and community in New Britain.”

“A $500 book scholarship built on a simple belief: access to education can change a student’s entire future.”

Founder Deivone M. Tanksley Sr. is recognized by the New England Patriots Foundation as a 2025 Patriots Difference Maker.

Founder Deivone Tanksley Sr. appointed to Connecticut’s JJPOC Community Expertise Workgroup to help shape youth justice policy.

Every generation fears an ending. But what if this moment isn’t collapse — it’s a divine transfer already in motion?

Before fear, labels, and performance — you were already whole. This is an invitation to remember who you were before the world touched you.

This is a message for those shaped by fire, refined in silence, and prepared through struggle — not for recognition, but for service.

A compassionate message of hope and remembrance for people who feel hurt, unseen, or forgotten, affirming their inherent worth, shared human