Define The Needs
Plan for 30–60 acres. Identify essential facilities, access needs, and room for future growth.
Helping Our Neighbors Overcome And Rebuild
H.O.N.O.R. VILLAGE
We plan to build a place where people can live, learn, and get help as they start again. First, we need to find land in East Montgomery County. See our plans and how you can help.
Serving Today. Planning For Tomorrow.
The CMCM Service Center currently operates at Lone Star Community Center, 2500 Lone Star Parkway, Suite 201, Montgomery, Texas 77356.
H.O.N.O.R. Village is a future physical campus. We are seeking suitable acreage for CMCM’s own long-term home. Land acquisition, funding, facility design, and program approvals will guide each phase.
Contact The Service CenterWho The Village Aims To Serve
Veterans, people experiencing homelessness, people returning from incarceration, families in crisis, and people ready for a new beginning.
This is a development proposal. No acquired parcel, construction date, or open housing applications are claimed.
Begin Online. Grow Into Hands-On Learning.
Cooking Skills Can Start Before The Campus.
Our Culinary Academy introduces everyday home cooking through an online starter, currently in private review. The proposed H.O.N.O.R. Village culinary program would build on that foundation with equipped cooking stations, hands-on instruction, and a community restaurant.
Campus programs depend on land acquisition, funding, facilities, and approvals. We are not claiming a completed training history or professional credentials from the online starter.
Explore Everyday Home Cooking
A Practical Beginning
One free home-cooking starter and three planned $10 classes help introduce the learning path. Future professional training will have its own requirements and qualified instruction.
Plan One MealTry One SkillPractice At Home
Try The Free Cooking StarterThe Land Acquisition Process
Seeking 30–60 Acres In East Montgomery County.
Research Suitable Areas
Focus on East Montgomery County’s rural and expansion areas. Evaluate road access, utilities, floodplain, and compatibility with neighboring uses.
Find Candidate Properties
Identify suitable tracts, confirm ownership, and compare each property with the campus requirements.
Engage Potential Partners
Seek conversations with EMCID, Montgomery County officials, landowners, developers, and foundations. These are outreach goals; partnerships are not claimed as secured.
Evaluate Acquisition Options
Consider purchase, donated land, a discounted sale, a long-term or ground lease, and any applicable land incentive programs.
Secure The Land
Negotiate terms, complete due diligence, and finalize an approved agreement before committing to construction.
A Phased, Adaptable Campus
Six Connected Parts Of The Vision.
Culinary Academy And Restaurant
Hands-on culinary training, a welcoming community restaurant, and a proposed source of revenue to help sustain the campus.
Workforce Development
Practical skills, certifications, job placement connections, and employer partnerships.
Transitional Housing
Planned supportive housing for up to one year, with individualized plans for independence.
Counseling And Case Management
Mental health and substance-use support, life skills, and financial literacy, delivered through appropriately qualified providers.
Childcare And Family Support
Support for working parents, family services, and educational opportunities.
Green Space And Expansion
Gardens, recreation, and space for future facilities as needs and resources grow.
Support The Whole Person.
Our approach combines practical learning with coordinated support, safety, accountability, and community service. The proposed culinary academy and restaurant provide an initial engine for activity and sustainable revenue.
We will adapt to real needs, operate responsibly and transparently, meet people where they are, and be a good neighbor. Facilities and services will open as capacity and approvals allow.
Help Move The Vision Forward.
Land introductions, donated or discounted acreage, professional expertise, equipment, and community partnerships can help shape the next phase.
A capital campaign goal, budget, milestones, and designated payment page will be presented for approval before release.
Picture The Possibilities.
Build The Next Chapter With Us
How You Can Help
Know Of Available Land?
Connect us with an owner. We need room for learning, housing, gardens, and future growth.
Share A Land OpportunityBring A Skill Or A Resource.
Planning, building, equipment, and community connections can help move the vision forward.
Offer Your HelpSupport Our Work Today.
Give to current H.O.N.O.R. programs. A separate Village capital campaign is not open yet.
Give To H.O.N.O.R.Help Make Connections.
Know a builder, kitchen supplier, landowner, or company that may help? Tell them about the first-phase plan below.
Explore The First-Phase NeedsBring A Team.
Ask your company or community group what skills or materials it may be able to offer. Interest creates no obligation.
Tell Us About Your TeamA Strong First Step
Help Make Honor Village A Reality.
We are working toward a place to live, learn, and rebuild. Our first phase needs land and a multipurpose building that can serve people and help support the work.
30–60 Acres Of Land
Space for the first building and room to grow. Suitable access, utilities, and site conditions matter.
A Multipurpose Building
Offices, learning space, and a meeting room for community groups and companies.
A Commercial Kitchen
An equipped kitchen for food preparation, hands-on training, and on-site catering.
A 100-Seat Restaurant
A proposed place to enjoy a meal and support the mission. Companies could meet here and have lunch catered on site.
These are proposed first-phase needs. Funding, site review, design, permits, and operating approvals will guide what can be built. Restaurant and catering income are goals, not guaranteed revenue.
Your Interest Helps Us Plan.
You can offer possible land, materials, equipment, or skills without taking on an obligation. We record the offer, its conditions, and your sharing choice.
With your permission, we may show the record privately to potential funders as an expression of interest. Offers are self-reported and unverified until we follow up. We will not call them signed commitments, secured funding, or confirmed company partnerships.