Our Companies

A family of businesses with one bigger purpose.

Every company under Fullmore Taylor Legacy Group LLC stands on its own — with its own customers, mission, and brand — while sharing the values and long-term thinking of the family behind it.

Portfolio

Norelumi

Family Preparedness

Norelumi helps households build a clear emergency, incapacity, and after-death plan: the accounts, documents, contacts, and instructions their loved ones would otherwise have to hunt for.

Its promise is simple — “Your life. Organized for the people you love.”

  • Step-by-step guidance through each part of the plan
  • Covers emergencies, incapacity, and end-of-life arrangements
  • Produces a finished plan document a family can keep

Mae Helps

Community Initiative

Mae Helps is a community resource directory being built to answer one question: “Where can I get help right now?” It is designed to help people find food, shelter, clothing, utility and family assistance, and other essential support near them.

  • Designed to be free for people seeking help
  • Search by need and location, with no account required
  • Listings that show when information was last verified
In development

Built to make finding trusted community resources simpler for families when they need support most.

How We Build

A simple discipline, applied patiently.

New companies join the portfolio the same way: slowly, carefully, and only when they’re ready to serve people well.

  1. Start with a real need

    Every venture begins with a problem real people have — not an idea looking for a market.

  2. Give it its own structure

    Each business keeps its own brand, customers, and responsibilities, so it can be judged on its own results.

  3. Launch when it’s ready

    We open the doors when something can serve people well, and we say plainly when it can’t yet.

  4. Steward for the long term

    Shared values, shared experience, and patience — the support a young company needs to last.

Looking Ahead

Where we’re focused next.

We’re exploring a service-network model that would connect households with vetted, independent local providers for needs such as home cleaning, yard care, cleanouts, and home repair.

This work is at the planning stage. It is not currently operating, and we are not accepting customers or providers for it. When a new business is ready to serve people well, you’ll find it on this page.

Have an opportunity that fits?

If you’re working on something aligned with family ownership, practical community value, and long-term thinking, we’d like to hear about it.