Our path to 2031
From One Jail to One Million Lives.
Every number on this roadmap is a person, working toward a different future. This plan is already in motion, from a single jail in Florida to a million lives nationwide by 2031.
The trajectory
Six phases. One million lives.
Enrollment targets by phase, from an in-person pilot in 2026 to one million justice-involved individuals enrolled in 2031.
- 2026BuildPilot only
- 2027Launch4,000–5,000
- 2028Grow~50,000
- 2029Scale~250,000
- 2030Accelerate~500,000
- 2031Flywheel1,000,000
Phase roadmap
Build. Launch. Grow. Scale. Accelerate. Flywheel.
What each phase builds, and the enrollment it targets.
2026
BuildCurrent phase
Pilot onlyIn person · Bay County Jail
- Complete curriculum conversion.
2027
Launch
4,000–5,000Enrolled
- Go live and deploy in first target markets.
2028
Grow
~50,000Enrolled
- Expand to 5+ locations.
- Iterate curriculum from participant feedback.
- Build marketing and sales capacity.
2029
Scale
~250,000Enrolled
- Mid-tier state systems go live.
2030
Accelerate
~500,000Enrolled
- Full operational team deployed.
- Multi-state contracts active.
2031
Flywheel
1,000,000Enrolled
- Exponential enrollment through an established pipeline.
- Large-state contracts.
- Program generates its own momentum.
Why philanthropy
The tools exist. The need is real. Your partnership is the bridge.
While the government wants to invest in what works, tight budget cycles favor proven, at-scale programs over pioneering, prevention-first approaches. The private sector has world-class frameworks, optimized for enterprise environments, not correctional facilities. This gap is where philanthropy comes in, uniquely positioned to take the first step into uncharted territory. Philanthropic investment creates the evidence that gives the government the justification to allocate resources with confidence, and signals the private sector in to help carry this project to scale.
History has a pattern. Transformative breakthroughs are rarely funded by the systems they will eventually change. Legacy auto manufacturers missed autonomous vehicles. Traditional telecom giants missed wireless networks. It was early believers who funded those futures first.
Your philanthropic investment makes you that early believer, funding this breakthrough while others are still waiting to be convinced, and builds the proof that encourages the government and the market to carry this model to scale.
The sequence · who moves first
01 · Philanthropy
Takes the first step.
Funds the build and creates the evidence the other two are waiting for.
02 · Government
Follows the evidence.
Allocates resources with confidence, on the evidence the build creates.
03 · Private sector
Carries it to scale.
Signaled in to help carry the model to scale.
Two ways to fund it
Fund the build. Then scale what works.
Two investments, one plan: the build that takes Mission-Based Resilience digital, then the scale that makes it self-sustaining.
Now · 2026–2027 Founding partners
Fund the Build
Investment converts an established in-person program into a scalable digital asset. Covers curriculum conversion costs and initial platform integration; a one-time cost that generates a sustainable model.
- Unlocks
- Build 2026 → Launch 2027 · 4,000–5,000 enrolled
Next · 2028–2031 Bridge to sustainability
Scale What Works
Bridging the funding gap between growth-stage expansion and sustainable scale. Founding partners are investing in a definitive bridge to sustainability, and once that infrastructure is built, the model sustains itself.
- Unlocks
- Grow 2028 → Flywheel 2031 · 1,000,000 enrolled
Every number on this roadmap is a person. The plan is in motion; the partners who fund it first make 2031 real.