In the News
A grief-filled woman spent months sleeping in the cemetery where her husband is buried. Then "an angel" came to her rescue.
Syracuse, N.Y. — Police officers in Syracuse, New York, were surprised in December to find a 55-year-old woman living among the dead at Oakwood Cemetery.
The story of how Rhea Holmes came to live in that cemetery started years earlier with the death of her husband, Eddie Holmes. The couple had been married 26 glorious years and were planning to finally buy their dream house.
Families in Syracuse having lead hazards fixed in their homes may soon have a place for shelter
Advocates are in the final stages of rehabbing a home to be a “lead freedom house” at 1216 South Ave. It will house families whose homes are having lead hazards fixed.
'A beacon of hope': construction underway on first-of-its-kind lead safe haven in Syracuse
It's a $265,000 project; Tiny Homes helped fundraise $65,000 to combine with a $200,000 Local Community Assistance Program grant organized by State Senator Rachel May (D). The home will have two separate units, one on the first floor and one on the second, that can house one family each.
As more go homeless, can Syracuse’s builder of tiny homes play a bigger role in the solution?
A Tiny Home for Good provides sustainable housing for 4 people experiencing homelessness
A Tiny Home joins extreme rehab of Syracuse house to provide lead-safe home for kids
A Tiny Home for Good completes construction on new tiny homes in Syracuse
New photography exhibition explores Syracuse’s housing crisis at ArtRage Gallery
Combatting homelessness with tiny homes
United Way Day of Caring at A Tiny Home for Good
A Tiny Home for Good receives $30,000 grant from M&T Bank to address housing insecurity
A Syracuse church is opening its doors to create 10 apartments for those in need
National Grid partners with organization to build tiny houses in southwest Syracuse
Construction begins on eco-friendly tiny homes for the homeless in Syracuse
A Tiny Home for Two (see page 10 and 11)
UB class shows tiny homes can do a lot of good
Tiny homes to be the newest addition to Syracuse’s Southside
Syracuse Resident Praises Tiny Homes as a Lifesaver
A Tiny Home for Good Builds Affordable Houses for the Homeless
Are Tiny Homes a Solution to Unsheltered Homelessness? It Depends.
Tiny houses, big hearts: Three tiny homes for homeless women unveiled on Slocum Avenue
Onondaga County to pay for seven new tiny homes in Syracuse
Meet Andrew Lunetta, the 26-year-old dedicated to helping Syracuse's homeless
A Tiny Home for Good builds affordable housing for those facing homelessness