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Aug 30, 2017 1 hr

Celebrate Outreach!

from Temple Hayes The Intentional Spirit Hosted by Mind Body Spirit.fm

Reggie Craig serves on the board of directors for the Celebrate Outreach program to end homelessness. Celebrate Outreach has begun developing tiny homes to provide permanent housing for veterans and others experiencing homelessness in the greater St. Petersburg, Florida, area. By developing low-cost, energy-efficient housing units under 500 square feet, affordable housing alternatives can be provided for people working to achieve independence. Tiny homes will become a big solution for homelessness.

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