Millionaire builds 99 homes to reduce homelessness in his town
Marcel LeBrun, a millionaire based in eastern Canada, has gone viral for his heroic effort of building 99 “tiny homes” to help the fight against homelessness.
It’s believed the multi-millionaire sold his company for an eight figure sum, and decided to put $4 million of that money to good use.
LeBrun has invested big bucks in developing what he calls the ’12 Neighbours’ gated community, which will ultimately consist of 99 tiny homes for people looking to get back on their feet.
Fighting homelessness in Fredericton. As the name suggests, these tiny homes are not the most spacious in the world.
But in the fight against homelessness, the most important thing is putting a roof over someones head and ensuring their safe and warm.
A tiny house being built in a warehouse (Photo credit: CBC) Government backs homelessness cause
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