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This is a Kickstarter for Tiny Home Helper, Inc. and Basecamp01, a mobile design and construction “studio” run by builder Rebekah who wants to help DIY tiny housers create the homes of their dreams.
Building your own home can be hard, even if it’s Tiny. You can do it all by yourself, or you can hire someone to do it for you. But what if you’re in the middle of that range and can’t afford help? That’s where Tiny Home Helper, Inc. comes in. Basecamp01 is the launch pad for a greater company vision.
Curious about her vision? Be sure to read all the details on her Kickstarter page, and consider donating! She is trying to outfit her 1988 boxtruck with space for her to live, work and help you build!
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Kickstarter for Tiny Home Helper, Inc. and Basecamp01
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From Rebekah:
A 1988 International box truck is being converted into a mobile design and construction powerhouse, filled to the brim with tools and rigged to work off-grid job sites to help DIY Tiny home builders and homeless villages around the country at little or no cost to them.
Designer, minimalist, and DIY enthusiast, Rebekah Owens announces the launch of her benefit corporation, Tiny Home Helper, Inc., and the Kickstarter project that will turn a 1988 International box truck into the company’s mobile headquarters, with the help of some solid DIY can-do. In the woods outside Savannah, GA, the truck, named Basecamp01, will be transformed into a movable toolbox for resourceful DIYers already committed to life in a tiny home, and a knowledge base for communities that are looking for creative ways to combat homelessness…
THH became a legal entity in August 2016 as a benefit corporation. It was the culmination of two years of learning, networking, volunteering and defining company concepts and policies. Rebekah is committed to creating and using business as a force for good. Rebekah hopes that, by example, she will show people how living with intention provides more: More opportunities to have the life and work you want, and something meaningful that fills your soul, instead of emptying your wallet.
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