Company That Hires Ex-Addicts Gifts $68,000 Worth Tiny Homes to Shelter Homeless

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A Seattle-based company that hires workers who have overcome addiction, incarceration, and homelessness has donated 10 tiny homes to a relief project in Oregon. The value of the donation totals US$68,000.

Pallet delivered the 10 homes to an urban campground in Medford, Jackson County, run by local nonprofit Rogue Retreat; the 64-square-foot units will replace 10 tents, reported Mail Tribune.