Building and Giving Away 100 Houses

Introduction

• Building and giving away 100 houses to families in need.
• Aim: Improve the quality of life for families by providing safe homes.
• Location: Jamaica, El Salvador, Argentina, Mexico, and Colombia.

House Giveaway Highlights

First House

• First family had no home of their own.
• Reaction: Overjoyed to find a new home with furnished bedrooms, including a bunk bed.

Unsafe Living Conditions in Jamaica

• Over half a million people live in unsafe conditions in Jamaica.
• Example: One family built a house themselves on top of a mountain using materials carried on their heads.
• Built them a new, fully furnished home with electricity and running water.
  • Special features: Bunk beds, a crib for the newborn.

Flood-Prone Areas

• Many homes destroyed yearly by a river that flash floods during the rainy season.
• Built rows of new houses away from the river.
• Example: Maria and her daughter received a new, free home after their previous one was destroyed by floods.

Large-Scale Giveaways

• 8 families blindfolded and given houses simultaneously.
• Community reaction: Extremely positive and grateful.

Additional Community Projects

Soccer Field

• Built a soccer field for the community.
• Included new soccer equipment for children.
• Kids also received Feastables snacks.

Expansion Beyond Jamaica

• Extended help to communities in El Salvador, Argentina, Mexico, and Colombia.
• Built new houses for families in need.

Overcoming Challenges

• Some houses faced build issues or natural disasters, solved with persistence.
• Example: A family in Colombia who lost their house to a tornado received a new home.
• Some fun incidents: Difficulty opening a locked door.

Additional Amenities

• Transportation issues noted, solved by providing bicycles.
• Some families received motorcycles.

Conclusion

• Goal: Continue building houses to reach 1000 homes in the future.
• Appreciation for viewers who make these projects possible.