Huge thanks to 84th St. Cares, a group of Wedgewood neighbors who have fundraised for, built, and donated a tiny house to LIHI each of the last five years. This year's house was built in a neighborhood driveway by 12 neighbors in four weeks. Special thanks to Windermere Foundation, who awarded the group a grant for the building materials, and to Greg Langmann who has led the neighborhood's charitable work.
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Seattle community group Wedgewood has built its fifth tiny home in five years, demonstrating its continued commitment to providing affordable housing solutions for the area. smash karts