Delmar Divine's neighbors include programs and institutions that are equally devoted to social change and cultural legacy which will amplify its impact. Nearby organizations include Washington University's Brown School of Social Work, Better Family Life, COCA, Craft Alliance, and St. Louis ArtWorks. Learning institutions include Urban Sprouts, University City Children’s Center (UCCC), KIPP Victory, KIPP Triumph Academy, Crossroads College Prep, and LaunchCode.

Delmar Divine is conveniently located next to some of St. Louis' landmark cultural institutions, including The Missouri History Museum and St. Louis Art Museum. Parks and recreation include Forest Park and St. Vincent's Greenway. The area is served by an excellent transportation system already in place; an active metro bus route on Delmar, MetroLink stations within walking distance, a proposed restored Wabash station, new Delmar Loop Trolley, bike paths and sidewalks are all in close proximity to cultural and educational establishments.

The Delmar Divine will transform a corner of St. Louis City that has been neglected into a vibrant social venture innovation district and living laboratory of change. Built off a proven model of success, The Delmar Divine is fueled by the collective effort of passionate individuals with common goals.

The Delmar Divine is a robust mixed use development built for community practitioners and other diverse stakeholders. It is built on the foundation of collaborative resources, inclusion of many stakeholders and sustainability. The Delmar Divine offers living and working space where organizations and individuals can see the effects of their efforts in the future of work. In this physical space people work together, are easily accessible to clients, enabling the ability to witness the impact of their hard work in real-time.