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"We're really excited about bringing this millennial revenue into rural America and that is a very sustainable action," says the Dartmouth student.
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church plans on opening a tiny house village next to their facilities so homeless locals can get inside and off the streets.
Denver is moving up the ranks of cities that are giving their homeless population places to call their own – and it is partially in thanks to a local church.
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The village would be almost identical to Denver's first tiny house village, the Beloved Community, except it would have eight little homes instead of eleven.
Since the church has been rallying for a change in city zoning laws, the religious facility is hoping that they can begin construction as early as the coming months, just weeks after the completion of the Beloved Community.
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