We mobilized our hosts to provide housing for those in need after the attacks, demonstrating our commitment to community support in times of crisis.

In Haiti, we intentionally use lightweight roofing materials to ensure safety, as many people are concerned about heavy roofs due to past earthquakes.

After working at a large humanitarian nonprofit in Washington DC, I was disheartened to see that despite the skills of the staff, the organization struggled to make a meaningful impact due to donor restrictions.

The UN estimates that 150 million people will suffer from food insecurity this coming year, highlighting a significant global crisis.

I lived in Airbnb's for nearly a year out of necessity, which allowed me to deeply understand the product and its impact.

We're a nonprofit that builds houses and communities in the developing world, focusing on Haiti and Latin America.

I visited Fukushima after the disaster, donated a solar power system for a water treatment plant, and ate locally grown vegetables to demonstrate that the risk from radiation is exaggerated.

The housing problem is not just about the physical structure; it's about creating environments where economic opportunity thrives, allowing diverse populations to innovate and grow together.

Organizations helping Ukrainians in need of safety and support require ongoing assistance from the global community.