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YouTubers and “Nerdfighters” have raised more than $27 million to make a difference and “decrease world suck.”

Hank and John Green’s annual charity livestream, Project for Awesome, has been a massive fundraising success since 2007.

The “shelters on wheels” cost far less to operate than a brick-and-mortar alternative.

The low-barrier community will provide shelter to residents for up to 24 months as they work to maintain sobriety.

The interior of the Iglou emergency shelter is 18 degrees warmer than outside temperatures.

Here, community members can find afterschool programs, career development, and health and wellness resources.

The facility will have 24-hour on-site supportive services.

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Each design is made with upcycled materials that would otherwise go to waste.

The new Safe Stay campus will include 225 cabins, 75 emergency respite beds, health services, job training, and more.

The Endo45 app aims to help women reduce pain, improve mood, navigate treatment, and more.

Followers came together to raise funds for the disabled woman to have a safer and more accessible home.