Gen Z Nonprofit Aims to Give Away Free Permanent Housing on a Lottery Basis - to Anyone Interested
A Gen Z nonprofit called Actum aims to provide free permanent housing on a lottery basis to anyone interested. This effort comes in response to widespread housing cost burdens affecting millions of renters and homeowners in the US. The group believes that freedom is key, but people are instead being held back by lack of affordable housing.
Why it's good news: This news is good for readers because it highlights an innovative solution to address a pressing issue of affordable housing.
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