Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. If you purchase through one of our links, we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you.
Meet Kendall. She’s a high school student who started an amazing tiny house project that she calls Nerd Girl Homes.
Her goal is to build tiny houses for a good cause. Kendall is currently building a Tumbleweed Lusby Tiny House from the ground up and when she’s finished she will either donate it to a deserving person or give the proceeds of its raffle to a charity.
If you’re interested in helping her with her mission you can either donate your labor, some money, or materials for the project. My intention with this post is to inspire you to give Kendall a hand with her mission, even if it’s only $10 or $15 that you send her way (if you can and want to).
The Lusby is a 117 square foot home designed by Jay Shafer that’s meant to be built on an 18′ flat-bed utility trailer. Her goal is to raise $15,000 for this project and so far- as I write this post- she’s raised $9,091. Let’s help her reach her goal so she can give this home away to someone who needs it and start another!
Here’s one Kendall’s latest photos and her current progress. She just needs your help and support to finish the project so that she can give the home away to someone who needs it.
To learn more about Kendall and Nerd Girl Homes visit her official website right here. If you want to help her out you can make a donation easily right on her site using Paypal. If you’re a blogger, I encourage you to help spread the word as well. Thank you so much for your support!
If you enjoyed this post, help us spread the word with the “Like” and share buttons below then share what you liked best in the comments if you feel like it. Thanks!
Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. If you purchase through one of our links, we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you.
Alex
Latest posts by Alex (see all)
- A Hotel Designer’s 484 Sq Ft Milan Apartment with a Rotating Room Divider - October 9, 2026
- Hermosa Orchards Village: A Durango Tiny Home Community with Its Own Fruit Orchard - October 9, 2026
- The Sanctuary Minnesota: A Tiny House Village on 80 Acres of Woods - October 9, 2026
Nice!
I think it is a great idea. Perhaps instead of giving it away, sell it at a very low price so the person who gets it will appreciated it more (I read that people appreciate what they have when they pay for it even if the price is really low).
How about using it when you go to college in lieu of a Dorm room?