
Atlanta, Georgia
The Luc Cochran Foundation
Where Opportunity Meets Technology.
The Luc Cochran Foundation is a growing, grassroots nonprofit supporting Atlanta-area youth and families through technology access, mentorship, tutoring, and essential resources — so more students have what they need to move forward.
Our Mission
Our mission is to remove barriers to opportunity by providing young people and families with the education, technology, mentorship, and essential resources they need to thrive.
What we do
Support across several areas of need.
We work to connect young people and families with technology, tutoring, mentors, and a path toward career readiness — alongside help with food and everyday essentials.
Digital Foundations
Technology education for tomorrow's workforce — computer fundamentals, digital literacy, and introductory coding.
Learn moreScholars Tutoring
Academic support and mentorship in one program, from homework help to college and career guidance.
Learn moreResume Workshop
Résumés, interview preparation, and professional communication for teens and young adults.
Learn moreNourish Network
Food assistance, hygiene essentials, referrals, and case management for families.
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Common questions
Frequently asked questions.
Is TLCF a registered nonprofit, and are donations tax-deductible?
The Luc Cochran Foundation Inc. is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt public charity, founded in 2024. Our EIN is 99-1959689. Charitable contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law; payments for program services are separate from donations. Keep your donation receipt and consult a tax professional about your own circumstances.
About TLCF and our governanceWhere is TLCF located, and who do you serve?
We are based at 1560 Commercial Court, Suite H, Jonesboro, GA 30238, and serve youth, individuals, and families across metro Atlanta. Eligibility and the format of support vary by program. Digital Foundations is online, and Resume Workshop offers an online toolkit as well as in-person options. Contact our team to confirm that a particular service fits your needs and to arrange a visit before traveling.
Contact our Jonesboro teamHow do I request help, and what happens next?
Use the Get help form on our Contact page, email hi@luccares.org, call 833-TLCF-NOW (833-852-3669), or call or text 770-678-1667. Tell us which program you are interested in and what kind of support you need. Our team can explain eligibility, fees, enrollment, and current availability. Sending a request does not guarantee an appointment, assistance, or funding; please wait for confirmation before making plans.
Request help or send a questionCan Nourish Network provide groceries or hygiene essentials right now?
Not at this time. Due to capacity and staffing limitations, Nourish Network is providing food pantry referrals only; TLCF food distributions and hygiene essentials are currently unavailable. Referrals are free, and you do not need to donate, pay a program fee, or create a member account to use our public resource directory. Contact a listed pantry directly to confirm its hours, eligibility, documents, and food availability before visiting. A referral is not a guarantee of assistance.
Find food pantries and community resourcesAre all TLCF programs free? What are the current fees?
No. Digital Foundations and Resume Workshop each have a one-time $50 program fee. Scholars Tutoring uses a $15–$50 sliding scale per one-hour session; contact us about financial assistance. Connect Mobile has a $20 enrollment application fee and a separate $40 Phone Check-Up Clinic fee. Food pantry referrals and Annual Impact Grant applications are free. Optional donations are separate from all required charges. Review the relevant program page and confirm the service you need before paying.
Compare programs and feesWhat is Digital Foundations, and how do students enroll?
Digital Foundations is TLCF's own self-paced online learning platform, with a course catalog, learning paths, and learner accounts. The program covers computer basics, files, professional email, Google Workspace, internet research, online safety, typing, and productivity. Enrollment is rolling, with a one-time $50 program fee. After payment, our team assists with enrollment using your email. Already enrolled? Open the launcher on the program page or sign in at www.digitalfoundations.app. If access is not ready, contact hi@luccares.org rather than paying again.
Explore or launch Digital FoundationsWhat does the Resume Workshop include, and how do I access it?
The one-time $50 program fee includes a guided ATS-friendly Resume Builder with live preview and print/PDF export, a 50-question Career Skills Assessment, an Industry Guide covering 12 career fields, writing coaching, personal TLCF resume review, and a free career resource directory. After payment, a TLCF team member personally enrolls you. Workshop sign-in uses your email without a password. Use the launcher on the program page once enrolled. Online work is self-paced; contact us to arrange available one-on-one sessions or group workshops in person.
Explore or launch the Resume WorkshopHow do I request tutoring or phone support?
For Scholars Tutoring, review the program page and sign in to request a one-hour session, or contact our team about subjects, scheduling, and financial assistance. For Connect Mobile, review the enrollment and Phone Check-Up Clinic options before paying. The $20 application fee and $40 clinic fee are non-refundable; carrier approval, eligibility, and device availability are not guaranteed. The former $5 promotional offer is no longer available.
Find tutoring and Connect Mobile detailsDo I need an account, and is member sign-in different from staff sign-in?
You can browse programs, contact us, donate, and use public referrals without a member account. Member accounts are used for services such as appointment requests and private account information. Choose Members & families on the sign-in page to create an account or sign in; follow the email-confirmation instructions when registering. Staff & volunteers use the separate Staff Hub with an approved @luccares.org Google Workspace account. Digital Foundations and Resume Workshop have their own learner sign-ins; a TLCF member account alone does not complete paid-program enrollment.
Choose member or staff sign-inIs the Annual Impact Grant individual emergency assistance?
No. The Annual Impact Grant funds a specific charitable community-benefit project proposed by an eligible nonprofit, community organization, charitable initiative, or qualifying business. It is not individual emergency assistance or unrestricted business-growth funding. One recipient may receive $100–$5,000 annually, subject to available funding, eligibility review, and approval. Applying is free and does not require a member account. Check the grant page for the confirmed application window, deadlines, required presentation attendance, and award conditions; funding is not guaranteed.
Review grant eligibility and scheduleHow do donations work, and what does my gift support?
Optional donations are processed through Zeffy and support TLCF's charitable programs and operations. Program and enrollment fees are paid separately through Stripe; paying a required fee is not the same as making a charitable gift. We do not promise that a particular donation amount buys a specific item or guarantees assistance to a particular person. Contact hi@luccares.org with questions about a gift, receipt, or intended use. You can also find our GoFundMe charity fundraising link on the Donate page.
Donate or fundraise for TLCFHow can I volunteer, and is onboarding online?
Use the volunteer interest form on our Contact page or email hi@luccares.org with your interests, skills, and availability. The time commitment depends on the role and current needs, so our team will discuss a suitable opportunity with you. Volunteer onboarding uses our paper volunteer handbook and the forms included in it; there is no digital onboarding process. Check the Jobs page for listed roles, and contact us before making plans for a group volunteer activity.
Share your volunteer interestCan a company, school, or community group partner with TLCF?
We welcome inquiries about partnerships, volunteer groups, program collaboration, sponsorships, and in-kind donations. Email hi@luccares.org with your organization's name, the kind of support or collaboration you have in mind, and your preferred timing. Please confirm current needs and arrangements with our team before collecting items, delivering goods, or organizing a visit; sending an inquiry does not establish a partnership.
Explore partnership opportunitiesEvery child deserves the tools to build their future.
Whether you give, volunteer, mentor, or share our work, you become part of the bridge.
