I learned about what a group of pioneering tiny home builders did in Portland, Oregon and decided to turn into a social entrepreneurship business here.

They took a vacant building and lot next to it and set up a place where tiny home builders could work on their tiny MOBILE homes. The building housed large pieces of equipment for working on their projects under the supervision of volunteer experts.

In the lot next door they were assigned a space to work on their tiny home. The space was FREE but each builder had to follow the OPERATING RULES you see under the heading Operating Rules.

It is developed as a HAND UP and NOT a HAND OUT project.