Recent Good News

The colorful campus isn’t just aesthetically pleasing — its vibrant design has a purpose.

Emergency shelters can take hours, or days, to construct. This foldable origami-inspired shelter can be set up in a matter of minutes.

Scientists have for the first time in 185 years confirmed the presence of the Asian small-clawed otter in Nepal, thrilling conservationists and researchers looking for clues to its existence here.

The building, with “Statue of Liberty views,” will house low-income residents and formerly incarcerated individuals.

Food grown by Village Hydroponics is distributed among Nepali, Somali, Iraqi, Congolese, and Burundi communities.

Glitter-coated parade horses were once sent to slaughter after Mardi Gras. Now the homeless horses are getting a second chance thanks to the Humane Society.

A growing app shows you the backstories and “lore” of your local neighbors who are unhoused and informs you of their biggest needs.

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The blankets are later donated to homeless community members in need.

Each employee is paid a living wage, a prepaid travel card, and funds for catering qualifications.