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The Gathering Table

Work that builds people

The businesses behind the table.

Residents work in businesses The Gathering Table owns, learn the trade from the inside, and over time help run them. Each business will have its own site. None is open yet.

Planned · not yet open

Food Truck

A planned TGT business and a place for residents in the Foundation and Build stages. Residents would learn food safety, prep, service, and customer care on a working truck, paid as W-2 employees.

truck.tgtrecovery.com →

Planned

Lawn Care & Property Maintenance

Mowing, edging, cleanups, and year-round upkeep for homes, rentals, churches, and small commercial properties, with small engine repair as a side line that keeps our own equipment running and serves customers.

lawn.tgtrecovery.com →

Planned

Automotive

Repair, detailing, and in time an attached sales lot. A longer-term path for residents who want a skilled trade with real earning power.

auto.tgtrecovery.com →

Planned, later phase

Construction & Home Repair

Handyman work, flooring, plumbing, and home repair. We start it last, with a full-time skilled lead, once the earlier businesses are steady.

construction.tgtrecovery.com →

Planned · internal first

Technology

Starts as the back office for every TGT business, then may offer services to local businesses.

tech.tgtrecovery.com →

All of these are planned, not open. We start with the food truck. The others follow one at a time, once the earlier ones are steady. Construction comes last.

Lawn Care & Property Maintenance: what it will do

  • Lawn care: mowing, edging, trimming, blowing, and seasonal cleanups.
  • Property maintenance: mulching, light landscaping, gutter cleaning, pressure washing, and general upkeep for homeowners, landlords, churches, and small commercial properties.
  • Small engine repair (side line): servicing and repairing mowers, trimmers, blowers, and other small engines. It keeps our own equipment running and can serve customers in the off-season.
  • Why it fits: crews learn reliability, customer care, and a practical trade, and the work is visible, seasonal, and easy to start small.

Lawn work is seasonal, so we expect the engine repair side line and other upkeep work to help smooth the year. This is a plan, not a forecast.

Want to be part of one?

If you work in one of these trades and could mentor, supply, or hire, tell us. If you'd like to help fund a business, see Invest and Give.