Tim O'Connell built a spectacular 7000 square foot home for Pediatric Cancer patients and their families to enjoy for one week each year. Tim will talk about Tommy's  Place, which has been described as Disney like, minus the rides episode artwork

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Tim O'Connell built a spectacular 7000 square foot home for Pediatric Cancer patients and their families to enjoy for one week each year. Tim will talk about Tommy's Place, which has been described as Disney like, minus the rides

from Help and Hope Happen Here · host Mark Levine

In 2018 Tim O'Connell started a non profit to start the process of achieving his dream of building a Vacation Home for Pediatric Cancer Patients and their families to enjoy for one week each year.  This vacation home is called Tommy's Place which was built in Falmouth Massachusetts,  was  named after the famous bartender and founder of the Falmouth Road Race Tommy Leonard , and opened in July of 2021.This 7000 square foot Disney like home which has everything but rides, has 11 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms and can fit 18 people comfortably for immediate families, extended family members, and friends, to enjoy all the amenities that one can imagine. 

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