From Homeless to Tiny Home: Let’s Build a Home for Sam!

Donate to help build Sam's home: http://helpmakeitrain.org/home-for-sam/

There are over 630,000 people living homeless in the United States.

Meet our friend Sam. He is one of them…

You may remember Sam, whose tragedy became national news when the video of him watching Lakewood Township tent home being torn down – he had lived in amongst his friends in the wooded “tent city.”

As news spread on Huffington Post, Daily Mail, and various other news outlets, viewers were moved by Sam’s story, as well as the tragic treatment handed to him and his community of homeless friends that called this spot of woods home.

Sam is 73 years old, he doesn’t drink and he doesn’t do drugs. He’s a good guy who just wants to live a simple life. It’s sad because he belonged out there,” said Jack Ballo, who made the video of Sam watching his house in the woods being demolished.

If only there were a way to give Sam a new home, one that would be easy to maintain…

That’s Where You Come In!

You can help us build Sam a brand new home, for just $15,000.

By now, you’ve probably heard about “tiny homes.” These homes, on average, measure less than 300 square feet total. Not only are they incredibly affordable as a housing option, they can also be built and moved using a trailer – making them exempt from many zoning laws that force homeowners out in favor of much larger dwellings.

With your donations, we will be able to give Sam a home – complete with a bedroom, kitchen area, and most importantly – a roof and four walls that will keep him protected from harsh weather.