S5E3: Stacey Buckner of Offroad Outreach

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Misti and Arla chat with Stacey Buckner of Offroad Outreach. Stacey travels around and provides free showers, hygiene packs, and laundry services to homeless veterans in North Carolina, using her overland rig and gear. Here's an excerpt from the Offroad Outreach website on what prompted her to start this amazing non-profit:"Stacey started by carrying around small hygiene packs she pre-assembled to pass out in her community. But when delivering in the community the act was met with "What am I supposed to do with this?," instantly, the solution came, 'I have a shower on my Jeep! I could go to them!'"

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