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Building Homes

Get Involved

We will need a lot of help and community involvement for this project to get up and running quickly. If you want to help or would like to donate, we would greatly appreciate your participation with our Tiny Homes project.

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Our unhoused neighbours deserve safety.

Will you help?

Hardware Shop

Donate Supplies

Eventually we will need supplies, whether those are donated after contacting us for suitability, or through donor funding. When we get to that phase of the project, we will post a wish list with equivalent funds needed. In the meantime, fill out our volunteer form below so we can email you when we're ready.

Volunteers Lifting Construction Frame

Volunteer

We’re in the beginning stages of our project and need planners/fundraisers right now, but we will need help with construction, finishes, gathering furniture, recreation facilities, landscaping (July-October) and eventually maintaining the Tiny Home Community (October/November). Fill out our contact form below and let us know how you can help and which days are best for you.

Money

Donate Money

We need your help with getting the funds together to build and maintain our Tiny Home Community. We will need funds for all building supplies and eventually food, staff, hygiene products and community spaces. We are currently working out our financial specifics, but check back or fill out our volunteer form to be notified when donations can be received.

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Volunteer with Us
I can help with Required
Which days are you available?

Thanks for helping!

Hands holding five tiny homes

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Guelph Tiny Homes Coalition

Statement of acknowledgement

Let us take time to reflect on our privilege to live and work in Guelph; a city built over rich Indigenous histories. We are guests here, and it is our responsibility to care for this land, the people who live here today, and the generations to come. If our actions today can move us towards reconciliation, we should take pause and make those decisions with intention and gratitude.
 

This place we call Guelph has served as traditional lands and a place of refuge for many peoples over time, but more specifically the Attiwonderonk, and the Haudenosaunee. This land is held as the treaty lands and territory with the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. Guelph lies directly adjacent to the Haldimand Tract and is part of a long-established traditional hunting ground for the Six Nations of the Grand River. Many First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples who have come from across Turtle Island call Guelph home today.

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