
05/15/2025
🏡 One man. 99 homes. And a vision of dignity.
In Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canadian entrepreneur Marcel LeBrun did something extraordinary — not with speeches, but with action.
He invested $4 million of his own money to build a village of tiny homes for those experiencing homelessness. But this wasn’t just about shelter. It was about belonging. About restoring hope, purpose, and possibility. 🌱
The project, called 12 Neighbours, is more than rooftops and walls.
Each home is fully furnished, powered with solar panels, and designed for comfort and independence.
And at the heart of the community? An enterprise center — a place for job training, education, and fresh starts. 📚🛠️
Because Marcel believes real change doesn’t come from handouts…
It comes from offering people a way to stand tall again.
💡 A reminder:
Sometimes the most powerful way to fight poverty…
is to build something — and invite people in.