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  1. 😅New Era Of Senior Fitness: Strength, Power, and Fun!

    Highlights from my third SPARTA Class in partnership with Mystic Valley Elder Services at the Heritage House in Malden, MA! 💪🏾

    🎯Our mission: to make movement accessible, fun, and empowering for every ability.

    #seniorcare #Nonprofits #Health #fun #Northshorema #fitness #healthyaging #life #fallprevention #Longevity #coach #maldenma #hiit #cardio #brainhealth

  2. Working list: Transitional tiny home villages in the USA

    Provided below is a working list of transitional (or interim) tiny home villages that have been developed or are in various stages of development across the United States. The majority of these have been established either to provide shelter for the unhoused, those in recovery programs, those exiting foster care, or to help reintegrate formerly incarcerated individuals back into society.

    Source: bernco.gov

    Those listed as proposed have not begun construction and may still be in the funding and approval phases. Those listed as under development are further along in the process, but a completion date has not been provided. A minimum of five (5) units was required to be included in the listing. The list does not include supportive parking programs, shelters, RV only sites, nor motels/hotels voucher program for the homeless.

    As is evident from the list, a much larger proportion of the tiny home communities opened to date have been built in the western half of the United States, with states California, Washington, and Oregon leading the way.

    The actual residential capacity of most of these sites is higher than the number of units/rooms, as some units include more than one bed and some units are designed for families versus individuals. The list will be updated periodically as more information is found. Any additions, corrections, or suggestions, are most welcome. Peace!

    Source: bernco.gov

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    Albuquerque, New Mexico: Tiny Home Village (2021) = 30 units

    Albuquerque, New Mexico: Recovery Gateway (2025) = 46 units

    Anchorage, Alaska: In Our Backyard (2024) = 6 micro-units

    Anchorage, Alaska: East Anchorage Micro-units (planned) = 16-30 units

    Atlanta (Marietta), Georgia: Emmanuel’s Village (proposed) = 15 units

    Austin, Texas: Community First! Village = 100+ units plus planned expansion

    Bakersfield, California: Hope on Hart Street = 50 units

    Bakersfield (Oildale), California: Covey Cottages for Vets (2025) = 12 units

    Baltimore, Maryland: Hope Village (2025) = 13 units

    Bellingham, Washington: North Haven Village (2025) = 48 units

    Bellingham, Washington: Gardenview Tiny House Village (2021) = 35 units

    Bend, Oregon: Benson Way Village (post 2022)= 20 units

    Bend,Oregon: Dean Swift Annex (post 2022) = 6 units

    Billings, Montana: William Booth Village = 28 units

    Birmingham, Alabama: Homes for All (2025) = 15 units

    Bloomington, Illinois: Home Sweet Home (proposed) = 56 units

    Bozeman, Montana: Housing First Village (2021) = 19 units

    Bridgeton, New Jersey: Village of Hope (2022?) = 6 units

    Brunswick, Georgia: Tiny Home Village (2023) = 60 units

    Bryan, Texas: Tiny Hope Village (proposed)

    Carrboro, North Carolina: Tiny Homes Village = 15 units

    Cincinnati, Ohio: Veterans Village (proposed) = 25 units

    Columbus, Ohio: Vista Village (2025) = 41 units

    Denver, Colorado: Monroe Micro Community (2017) = 45 units

    Denver, Colorado: La Paz Micro Community (2024) = 67 units

    Des Moines, Iowa: Joppa Village (2026) = 50 units

    Detroit, Michigan: Tiny Homes Detroit (2016) = 25 units

    Detroit, Michigan: New Path Village (proposed)

    El Centro, California: Lotus Living (2021) = 26 units

    Erie, Pennsylvania: Pathway Homes Village (2026) = 25 units

    Eugene, Oregon: Opportunity Village (2013) = 30 units

    Florence, South Carolina: Hope Village (2021) = 24 units

    Fresno, California: Village of Hope (2021) = 30 units

    Georgetown, Delaware: Springboard Pallet Village (2023) = 40 units

    Grand Rapids, Michigan: Hope Village (2025) = 16 units

    Greenville (Easley), South Carolina: Opportunity Village = 31 units

    Grover Beach, California: Dignity Village (2024) = 36 units

    Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Veterans Grove (2024) = 15 units

    Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Eden Village (under development) = 32 units

    Honolulu, Hawaii: Kamaoku Kauhale (2021) = 37 units

    Honolulu, Hawaii: Puʻuhonua O Waiʻanae Farm Village = 180 units

    Huntington, West Virginia: Tiny Home Village (2023) = 8 units

    Indianapolis, Indiana: Sanctuary Indy (proposed) = 27 units

    Indianapolis, Indiana: Circle City Village (proposed)

    Ithaca (Newfield), New York: Second Wind Cottages (2014) = 6 units

    Kansas City, Kansas: Eden Village = 23 units

    Kansas City (Paola), Kansas: My Father’s House (2025) = 14 units (44 total planned)

    Kansas City, Missouri: Veterans Community Project (VCP) Village = 49 units

    Lincoln, Nebraska: Hope Village (2026) = 18 units

    Little Rock, Arkansas: Micro Ville (proposed)

    Longmont, Colorado: VCP Village = 26 units

    Los Angeles, California: Alexandria Park = 103 units

    Los Angeles, California: Arroy Seco Tiny Home Village = 115 units

    Los Angeles, California: Chandler Boulevard Tiny Home Village (2021) = 40 units

    Los Angeles, California: Reseda Tiny Home Village (2021) = 52 units

    Los Angeles, California: Tarzana Tiny Home Village = 76 units

    Los Angeles, California: Whitsett West Tiny Home Village = 77 units

    Los Angeles (Thousand Oaks), California: Thrive Grove (2025) = 30 units

    Los Angeles (Torrance), California: Tiny Home Village (2022) = 40 units

    Louisville, Kentucky: Eden Village (planned) = 35 units

    Louisville (Shelbyville), Kentucky: Tiny Home Vets Village (2021) = 6 units

    Madison, Wisconsin: Occupy Madison Village 1 (2014) = 8 units

    Madison, Wisconsin: Occupy Madison Village 2 (2020) = 22+/- units

    Medford, Oregon: Hope Village (2018) = 38 units

    Medford, Oregon: Joy Community (2025) = 10 units

    Milwaukee, Wisconsin: VCP Village = 40 units (under development)

    Minneapolis, Minnesota: Avivo Village (2020) = 100 units

    Modesto, California: Dignity Village (2025) = 42 units

    Muncie, Indiana: Penny Lane (2016) = 6 units

    Myrtle Beach, South Carolina: Veterans Welcome Home (2024) = 25 units

    Nashville, Tennessee: Infinity Village = 6 units

    Nashville, Tennessee: Village at Glencliff = 12 units

    New Haven, Connecticut: Rosette Village (2023) = 6 units

    Newark, New Jersey: Hope Village (2021) = 7 units

    Oakland, California: Dignity Village (2025) = 41 units

    Oakland (Alameda), California: Dignity Village (2023) = 47 units

    Olympia, Washington: Quixote Village (2013) = 30 units

    Olympia, Washington: Franz Anderson Village (2018) = 50 units

    Omaha, Nebraska: The Cottages (2023) = 50 units

    Oshkosh, Wisconsin: Tiny Home Village (2024) = 32 units

    Phoenix, Arizona: Eden Village (proposed)

    Portland, Oregon: Clinton Triangle (2023) = 160 units

    Portland, Oregon: North Portland Safe Rest Village (2024) = 90 units

    Portland, Oregon: Multomah Safe Rest Village (2022) = 100 units

    Portland, Oregon: Reedy Safe Rest Village (2023) = 120 units

    Portland, Oregon: Menlo Park Safe Rest Village (2022) = 50 units

    Portland, Oregon: Weidler Village (2021) = 38 units

    Portland, Oregon: Naito Village (2022) = 35 units

    Providence, Rhode Island: ECHO Village (2025) = 45 units

    Redding, California: S. Mark Micro-Shelters (2023) = 8 units

    Redding, California: Good News Micro-Shelters (2025) = 17 units

    Reno Nevada: Hope Springs (2020) = 30 units

    Reno, Nevada: Safe Camp ModPods (2023) = 50 units

    Richmond, Virginia: Eden Village (2029)

    Sacramento, California: Stay Safe Community 1 (2023) = 100 units

    Sacramento, California: Stay Safe Community 2 (2023) = 45 units

    Sacramento, California: Stay Safe Community North (2024) = 100 units/trailers

    Salem, Oregon: Micro-Shelter Community (2022) = 30 units

    Salem, Oregon: Village of Hope (proposed) = 40 units

    Salisbury, Maryland: Anne Street Village (2023) = 23 units

    Salt Lake City, Utah: Other Side Village = up to 430 units (under development)

    San Antonio, Texas: Towne Twin Village = 200 units

    San Bernardino, California: Dignity Village (2025) = 140 units

    San Diego (Chula Vista), California: Village at Otai = 65 units

    San Diego (El Cajon), California: Tiny Home Village (2022) = 6 units with plans to expand to 10 units

    San Diego (Lemon Grove), California: Tiny Home Village (proposed) = 70 units

    San Francisco, California: Dignity Village (2022) = 70 units

    San Francisco, California: Mission Cabins (2024) = 60 units

    San Francisco (Rohnert Park), California: Lambeth Landing (2022) = 72 units

    San Jose, California: Branham-Monterey Interim Housing (2025) = 216 units

    San Jose, California: Cherry Avenue Village (2025) = 100 units

    San Jose, California: Evans Interim Housing (2021) = 48 units

    San Jose, California: Felipe Interim Housing (2021) = 40 units

    San Jose, California: Guadalupe Interim Housing (2023) = 96 units

    San Jose, California: Mabury (2020) = 40 units

    San Jose, California: Rue Ferrari Interim Housing (2021) = 189 units with 2025 expansion

    San Jose, California: Salvation Army Campus (2026) = 74 units

    San Jose, California: Via del Oro Interim Housing (2025) = 135 units

    San Jose (Watsonville), California: Dignity Village (2025) = 34 units

    San Luis Obispo, California: Dignity Village (2025) = 54 units

    San Marcos, Texas: Eden Village (planned) = 30-50 units

    Santa Barbara, California: Downtown Dignity Village = 34 units

    Santa Barbara, Californie: Hope Village = 94 units

    Santa Barbara, California: La Posada = 80 units

    Santa Fe, New Mexico: Safe Outdoor Space/SOS (2024) = 10 units

    Santa Fe, New Mexico: SOS 2 (under development) = 30 units

    Santa Maria, California: Hope Village (2023) = 94 units

    Savannah, Georgia: Cove at Dundee (2019) = 46 units

    Seattle, Washington: True Hope Tiny Home Village (2018) = 33 units

    Seattle, Washington: Whittier Heights Village (2018) = 15 units

    Seattle, Washington: Southend Village (2022) = 40 units

    Seattle, Washington: TC Spirit Village (2020) = 24 units

    Seattle, Washington: Rosie’s Village (2021) = 35 units

    Seattle, Washington: Othello Village (2016) = 30 units

    Seattle, Washington: Lake Union Village (2018) = 42 units

    Seattle, Washington: Interbay Village (2017) = 76 units

    Seattle, Washington: Georgetown Village (2017) = 46 units

    Seattle, Washington: Friendship Heights Village (2021) = 42 units

    Seattle, Washington: Camp Second Chance (2018) = 66 units

    Seattle (Skyway), Washington: Progressive Tiny House Village (2021) = 33 units

    Sioux Falls, South Dakota VCP Village = 25 units

    Spartanburg, South Carolina: Bridgeway Village (2023) = 18 units

    Spokane, Washington: Waters Meet Village (proposed) = 30 units

    Springfield, Missouri: Eden Village (2018) = 30 units

    Springfield, Missouri: Eden Village 2 = 25 units

    St. Cloud, Minnesota: Avivo Village (2026) = 48 units

    St. Louis, Missouri: VCP Village = 50 units

    St. Louis, Missouri: Tiny Homes Transition Housing (2021) = 100 units

    Stockton, California: Turnpike Commons (2021) = 11 units

    Sumter, South Carolina: Tiny Home Village (2025) = 5 units

    Syracuse, New York: Tiny Homes for Good = 16 units

    Tacoma, Washington: Village at 6th & Orchard (2020) = 39 units

    Tacoma, Washington: Tacoma Village (2022) = 66 units

    Tampa, Florida: Tampa Home (2023) = 100 units

    Tucson, Arizona: I Am You 360 (2025) = 10 units

    Tulsa, Oklahoma: Eden Village (2025) = 63 units

    Tulsa, Oklahoma: City Lights Village (2026) = 75 units

    Vancouver, Washington: Stay Safe Hope Village (2022) = 20 units

    Vancouver, Washington: Stay Safe Downtown (2023) = 20 units

    Vancouver, Washington: Stay Safe Outpost (2023) = 20 units

    Vancouver, Washington: Stay Safe Kiggins Village (2023) = 20 units

    Waco, Texas: Creekside Community Village (2025) = 40 units initially with 346 units total planned

    Wilmington, North Carolina: Eden Village (2023) = 32 units

    Worcester, Massachusetts: Tiny Home Village (planned) = 21 units

    Yuba City, California: 14 Forward (2016) = 20 units

    SOURCES:

    #charities #cities #geography #government #history #homeless #housing #humanity #landUse #nonProfits #planning #tinyHomeVillages #tinyHomes #unhoused

  3. House Republicans look to help Trump strip tax-exempt status of nonprofits he says support terrorism

    By ALEXA ST. JOHN and MATTHEW DALY
    Updated 1:37 PM EDT, May 13, 2025

    WASHINGTON (AP) — "A proposal by Republicans in Congress would allow President Donald Trump’s administration to remove the tax-exempt status of nonprofits that it says support #terrorism, creating what some #nonprofits say is an arbitrary standard to financially punish #charities that advocate for issues that don’t align with his agenda.

    "Unusual language added Monday to a reconciliation bill from the House Ways and Means Committee — the tax-writing committee — would allow for terminating the tax-exempt status of groups the administration deems 'terrorist supporting organizations.' The language mirrors a bill from the last Congress that passed in the House but did not pass the Senate.

    "The definition and criteria for determining whether or how an organization supports terrorism are unclear. The bill also targets nonprofits in other ways, echoing complaints by Trump, who has called the tax-exempt status a 'privilege' that has been 'abused.' Trump has threatened to revoke tax-exempt status for groups that don’t abide by his directives or agree with his views."

    [...]

    "Michelle Roos, executive director of the Environmental Protection Network, which represents hundreds of former scientists and regulators, said last month 'we all pay the price' when charitable organizations are silenced based on politics.

    "For example, the move to revoke #TaxExempt status could choke off funding for groups that urge greater action to promote clean air, water and land, work to help communities most affected by industrial pollution and advocate for projects and policies to combat #ClimateChange — among other issues.

    " 'It threatens the rights, health, and future of every community,' Roos said in a statement.

    Last month, Trump said he could target environmental groups and the ethics watchdog organization Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington."

    Read more:
    apnews.com/article/congress-no

    #Environment #Ethics #AirIsLife #WaterIsLife #LandIsLife #MAGADeathCult #TrumpHatesTheEnvironment #TrumpHatesThePoor #AntiLife #Greenpeace #Indivisible #FreePalestine #CREW #PeaceAndJustice #CorporatePolluters #Corporatocracy #CharacteristicsOfFascism #SilencingDissent #USPol #HR9495 #TaxPackage #Authoritarianism #AuthoritarianRule #StopHR9495 #FightForTheFuture #Section112209

  4. It's baaaack...! #HR9495

    via @fightforthefuture.org‬
    WE NEED CALLS NOW! HR 9495, now known as #Section112209, if passed, would give the #Trump administration unprecedented power in suppressing nonprofits, by allowing the administration the power to strip organizations of their tax exempt status! Call 319-313-7674

    'We Need Calls Now!' Republicans Slip #Nonprofit Killer Bill Into #TaxPackage

    "If Democrats capitulate to the wanton destruction of crucial civil society institutions, they had better expect civil society to burn them to the ground for that betrayal."

    Jake Johnson
    May 13, 2025

    Excerpt: "House Republicans on Monday quietly revived a proposal that would grant the Trump administration broad authority to crush nonprofits it views as part of the political opposition, from environmental justice organizations to news outlets.

    "#FightForTheFuture and other advocacy groups called attention to the measure, which was buried in the final pages of the House Ways and Means Committee's draft reconciliation bill, starting on page 380.

    "A markup hearing for the legislation is scheduled to take place on Tuesday [5/13] at 2:30 pm ET.

    "The proposal would empower the U.S. #TreasuryDepartment to revoke the tax-exempt status of nonprofits deemed material supporters of #terrorism, with only a hollow simulacrum of due process for the accused organizations. It is already illegal for #nonprofits to provide material support for terrorism.

    " 'The House is about to hand the Trump administration the ability to strip nonprofits of their 501(c)3 status without any reason or recourse. This is a five-alarm fire for nonprofits nationwide,' said Lia Holland, campaigns and communications director at Fight for the Future. 'If the text of last autumn's H.R. 9495 is passed in the budget, any organization with goals that do not line up with #MAGA can be destroyed with a wink from Trump to the Treasury.'

    "The measure passed the Republican-controlled House late last year with the support of more than a dozen Democrats, but it never received a vote in the Senate.

    " 'This terribly thought-out legislation means that under the current administration, every #environmental, racial justice, #LGBTQ+, #gender #justice, #immigration justice, and—particularly—any anti-#genocide organization throughout the country may be on the chopping block,' said Holland. 'If Democrats capitulate to the wanton destruction of crucial civil society institutions, they had better expect civil society to burn them to the ground for that betrayal.' "

    commondreams.org/news/nonprofi

    #StopHR9495 #HR9495 #SilencingDissent #fascism #USPol #Authoritarianism #AuthoritarianRule

  5. #CriminalizingDissent: #Greenpeace Ordered to Pay $667M to #DakotaAccessPipeline Firm over #Protests

    #DemocracyNow, March 20, 2025

    "A jury in #NorthDakota has ordered Greenpeace to pay more than $660 million in damages for defaming #EnergyTransferPartners, the corporation behind the Dakota Access Pipeline. The Texas-based pipeline company accused Greenpeace of orchestrating criminal behavior by training and providing funds to the #Indigenous-led protests at #StandingRock. Greenpeace and its supporters, including other #nonprofits and #advocacy groups, argued that the lawsuit is part of a conspicuous attempt by #corporations to destroy the right to #FreeSpeech. Longtime #HumanRights and #environmental lawyer #StevenDonziger, who was part of the independent trial monitoring team observing the trial, says it was purposely held in a region of the country with deep ties to the #FossilFuel industry. Donziger said most of the jurors in the case were connected to the industry and were 'predisposed' to rule in favor of Energy Transfer despite the 'false narratives' presented at the trial. Greenpeace plans to appeal the ruling."

    Watch / listen / read transcript:
    democracynow.org/2025/3/20/gre
    #StandWithStandingRock #NoDAPL #SLAPPs #ViewerSupportedNews #GreenpeaceUSA #SLAPPsLawsuits #CriminalizingDissent #NorthDakota #StandingRockSiouxTribe #StandingRockReservation #CorporateColonialism #BigOilAndGas #EnvironmentalRacism #WaterIsLife #KelcyWarren #ArrestKelcyWarren #ErikPrince #Blackwater #ACAB

  6. #HouseGOP Working to Push Through Bill That Would Let #Trump Shut Down #Nonprofits

    #DemocracyNow, November 18, 2024

    "On Capitol Hill, House #Republicans [and some #Democrats] are attempting once again to ram through #HR9495, a bill that would allow Trump and future presidents to effectively shut down nonprofits by labeling them a '#terrorist-supporting organization.' The measure could target #HumanitarianAid groups, #news outlets, #schools and countless #CivilSociety organizations. #Congress failed to fast-track the bill last week, falling short of a required two-thirds majority despite dozens of Democrats voting in favor along with Republicans. But the next vote, which could happen this week, would likely only require a simple majority.

    "A coalition of groups said in a statement, 'This bill was designed to #criminalize organizations and #activists who oppose the U.S.'s unconditional support of #Israel's #genocide of #Palestinians and the slaughter of #LebaneseCivilians.' Signatories to the statement included the Council on American-Islamic Relations and #AmericanMuslimsForPalestine. #Oxfam criticized the bill, saying Trump could use it to silence and censor critics, curb free speech and target political opponents."

    democracynow.org/2024/11/18/he

    #StopHR9495 #USCongress #CrimininalizingDissent #FirstAmendment #WaterProtectors #Protestors #Activists #FreedomOfExpression #PressFreedom #USPolitics #SilencingDissent #FreePalestine #StudentProtestors #FreeSpeech #Clampdown #StopHR9495
    #CharacteristicsOfFascism #Fascism
    #Authoritarianism #ProjectEsther #Project2025 #NDAA #Authoritarianism

  7. #Introduction post since I just moved from another server! I'm a #LibraryDirector from Central PA. I am interested in #Nonprofits, nonprofit management, #Fundraising and #DonorRetention. I'm the author of The Twisted Blackmailer from MX Publishing, a #SherlockHolmes AU. My fandoms: Sherlock Holmes, #Batman, #DoctorWho, #ThePhantomOfTheOpera and others. I'm in the process of converting to #Judaism, and I am new to the #Babka server. Following the #Mazeldon tag. If our interests align, HMU