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In Syracuse, New York, CNN Hero Andrew Lunetta and his nonprofit, A Tiny Home for Good, are providing much more than shelter for people experiencing homelessnes…
In Syracuse, New York, CNN Hero Andrew Lunetta and his nonprofit, A Tiny Home for Good, are providing much more than shelter for people experiencing homelessness.
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@@corrinefelkins2647Imported1mo ago
Emotional support!
@@PrincessCashmonieImported1mo ago
I don’t like anything small.
@@rasjahson6261Imported1mo ago
This is not going to solve the root of the problem in this country. This is only a quick fix but the problem will continue until the righteous people get into office.
@@nobody4933Imported1mo ago
So are they like going to work now and being productive citizens or just hanging out in their free houses all day?
@@jeanwesterman3544Imported1mo ago
This is an awesome guy... He wants connection... That's what it's all about! Look at the value he's brought to these people's lives! I'm impressed with him and his character❤
In Syracuse, New York, CNN Hero Andrew Lunetta and his nonprofit, A Tiny Home for Good, are providing much more than shelter for people experiencing homelessness.
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