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Chris Stout
Veterans Community Project

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1. Why are they tiny homes and not regular size houses?
2. How many veterans live there?
3. Are they free to live in?
4. Do the veterans have jobs to get food?
5. Do the veterans have to leave after a certain amount of time?

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Why the Hero Got Started with the Foundation

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Why the Hero Got Started with the Foundation

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Chris Stout started this foundation because he served in Afghanistan and is now a veteran as well as the people he works with. He started this foundation because he doesn't want veterans homeless.

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Helped over 8,000  veterans

Has 13 homes

Building 13 more homes

Gives free bus passes to the veterans

6 month stay

Tiny Homes

Helps homeless veterans

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"We all wen through basic. We all served. This is just my way to serve them."
"I gave up my job, mortgaged my house, spent my life savings--worried my wife to death! But I get to work with people who I can relate to."

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https://www.veteranscommunityproject.org/
You can donate or volunteer to help.

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Toner, Kathleen. “Tiny Houses for Homeless Vets Make Sense.” CNN, Cable News Network, 26 Nov. 2018, www.cnn.com/2018/10/18/us/cnnheroes-chris-stout-veterans-community-project/index.html.