Group 6-22 | Little Rock, Arkansas

Caregiving Is the Infrastructure of Everything Else.

Group 6-22 treats caregiving not as a service gap, but as relational infrastructure: the human architecture that carries families, neighborhoods, and communities when formal systems reach their limit.

53M Unpaid Caregivers in the United States
$522B Annual Labor Value generated through unpaid caregiving
0 Systems Architected for caregiver sustainability

B Street Family Dinners

Our proof of concept

B Street is not an event series. It is a structure for sustained care: designed to generate belonging, reduce isolation, and hold grief, transition, and burnout without collapsing under them.

Cynthia East’s food systems architecture turns the table into a therapeutic and organizational tool. Shared meals are not incidental. They are the mechanism through which care flows.

Two years as a public program, rooted in six years of practice, with a model built in one of America’s most under-resourced cities.

C=1 / X=0
90+ Community Gatherings

Consistent relational spaces designed to hold community care over time.

$425K+ Experiential Value Generated

Documented value created through connection, nourishment, and sustained presence.

20 yrs Framework Development

Frameworks built over two decades and actively deployed at the community level.

The Framework

What makes the model work — and why it scales

Relational Architecture

A structure for sustained care engineered to generate belonging, reduce isolation, and hold grief, transition, and burnout without collapsing under them.

Food as Systems Infrastructure

The table becomes a therapeutic and organizational tool. Shared meals are the mechanism through which care, memory, and community identity move.

Agency Restoration Sequence™

Caregivers lose agency by degrees: first energy, then identity, then voice. This framework restores capacity before asking people to give more.

Economy of Being™

An operating model that measures what money cannot: coherence, presence, dignity, and reciprocity, giving funders and systems leaders a language for lived value.

What you're doing will
redefine poverty.

— Chris Thrasher, Executive Director, Clinton Foundation Overdose Response Network

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Group 6-22

Caregiving Is the Infrastructure of Everything Else.

A presentation by Group 6-22  |  Little Rock, Arkansas  |  g6-22.com

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