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05/09/2022

Sharing for a friend! Proceeds from this fundraiser will go toward our Uganda projects with Hope for Restoration Initiative: https://tradesofhope.com/order/P19871/?u=DanielleDare&event=P19871

12/13/2019

We back. ;) Just kidding - we've never stopped our mission to help others, help others - continuing to work quietly working behind the scenes. Here's a glimpse into one of our projects from this past fall.

Hope for Restoration Initiative Hope4Her Sponsored by Make it Rain EXPLORE, inc. The Bodify Private donors

11/29/2017

Make It Rain founders, Austin and Julie Landes, received the "Making A Difference" Award from Dock Mennonite Academy this fall. Full story here:
http://www.dock.org/alumni/austinjulielandes

04/12/2017

Our favorite tiny home received some press earlier this year: http://www.njtvonline.org/news/video/bill-create-tiny-house-pilot-program-homeless/ Thanks again to all that contributed time, resources, and finances to make this project possible - it's definitely been put to good use!!

A bill making its way through the state Senate would create three tiny house pilot programs in New Jersey to house the homeless as prices continue to keep housing unaffordable to so many. Continue reading →

02/27/2017

Many thanks to Amber of LuLaRoe by Amber Tracy for the donation of clothes to take to Uganda! Starting the long journey to Entebbe bright and early tomorrow morning. :)

02/16/2017

to visiting Asifiwe Children's Home in Entebbe, Uganda.

02/02/2017

Make It Rain founder, Austin Landes, visited Minister Steve at a new homeless camp in the woods of New Jersey yesterday.

If you remember Sam and our tiny home project from 2015, here's an update, including some pictures of the tiny home. Sam is not in the best health and is in a nursing home receiving care. The tiny home is being utilized to bring awareness to this potential solution for affordable housing. It recently made a road trip all the way to Florida on a film tour with the documentary, "Destiny's Bridge".

Winters are rough, especially for the homeless living in the woods. Let's continue to love our neighbors.