A Lee Dog Story

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A Lee Dog Story US 501(c)(3) nonprofit - Stories of life on the streets and recovery through the power of art, film and storytelling.

As Homes for Hearts builds new tiny homes, we will capture the story of our city uniting to bring permanent community-driven change.

08/11/2026

HUGE tiny THANKS to Neshoba Church for sponsoring a roof for our next tiny home for Memphis. We are so grateful for your support. Because of this incredible group of Memphians, another future homeowner will have a safe, affordable place to call their own and an opportunity to build lasting stability through homeownership. Every part of a home matters, and we’re grateful to have Neshoba Church helping us build from the roof down.

This is community.

Thank you, Neshoba.

🏡 💙

07/14/2026

We build homes
so grandparents
have somewhere
to tell stories.

So children
know where to return
for the holidays.

So flowers
can bloom
in the same garden
year after year.

So hope
has an address.

Every wall raised,
every roof fastened,
every key handed over,

is a quiet declaration
that tomorrow
is worth believing in.

🏡 💙

Mural by BANKSY

07/14/2026
07/10/2026

A hammer knows nothing of kindness. A saw cannot feel compassion. A nail has never understood hope. Yet place them into hands that care, and suddenly wood becomes shelter, shelter becomes belonging, and belonging becomes a life rebuilt. The strongest homes are never built by lumber alone. They are built by people who choose to lift one another.

Art by Ella & Pitr

07/09/2026

For older adults and people rebuilding their lives, homeownership isn't just about eliminating a mortgage. It's about stability. It's about dignity. It's about building equity instead of paying rent forever. It's about having a place that can't simply be taken away. The goal is to create the greatest chance for someone to remain safely and successfully housed for the rest of their life. Sometimes the most compassionate solution isn't asking people to pay faster. It's giving them the breathing room to succeed.

Mural: "The Mother", designed by Walé Oyéjidé, a Nigerian-American multidisciplinary artist known for using beauty and portraiture to tell stories of dignity, migration, and resilience.

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