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Circle City Village is a tiny house community that serves as transitional housing where friends experiencing homelessness can find healing and take the next steps to a sustainable life in an environment where they are supported and embraced.

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Circle City Village received a generous grant of $30,000 from the HG Clay Foundation. This grant is a cornerstone gift for our Foundation Layers Campaign to raise $200,000 for materials and supplies needed to prepare the site for our first tiny houses. Click here to learn more about this campaign and how your church or organization can become a Foundation Layers partner.

Your support at this critical stage allows future Village residents to have the life-giving elements of water and warmth, vital to the foundations of creating a community!

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Yesterday, the city of Indianapolis held its annual Homeless Persons Memorial. This year, 166 names were read. This is significantly more than in previous years. Many of those names are familiar to those of us on the team that have been working to address homelessness in Indianapolis for many years. 63 of those names were of people that were housed at the time of their death. We are joining other community organizations helping at the West Indy Winter Fest. Happy Thanksgiving from all of us on the Circle City Village team. Pastor Ben at @lynhurstbaptist has a good reminder for us today. This week, Circle City Village received a generous grant of $30,000 from the HG Clay Foundation. This grant is a cornerstone gift for our Foundation Layers Campaign to raise $200,000 for materials and supplies needed to prepare the site for our first tiny houses. To learn more about this campaign and how your church or organization can become a Foundation Layers partner, check out this announcement: https://circlecityvillage.org/?p=668. Can someone find a dignified life living in a tiny house village? Read this story from Dwell about one of the houses in CommunityFirst! that has been nominated for their "Best Small Space" award. It tells the story of Jesse, a CommunityFirst! resident who has found purpose while living in their village. You can read his story at https://www.dwell.com/article/jesses-house-community-first-village-jobe-corral-architects-8bb676e8 Sometimes people have trouble envisioning how a tiny house village will operate. All kinds of stereotypes about people experiencing homelessness can come to mind. Circle City Village is currently looking for a licensed architect to help us with the final blueprints of our structures. We need someone who is able to fine-tune the concept drawings created by a recent graduate so that we can submit our plans for building permit approval. If someone is able to do this work on a pro-bono basis, that is our ideal situation but we will consider other bids if no pro-bono offer is made. Please email all inquiries to circlecityvillage@gmail.com. Today during our monthly Community Serve Day two officers from the @impdsouthwest District stopped by to meet with the children helping with our Serve Day. The kids had a blast and good connections were made. We look forward to working together with fine officers like these to help make our community stronger.