At Ten Thousand Homes, we believe in the power of collaboration and the friendships that grow from it. True collaboration happens when we come alongside each other to make dreams a reality, and no one exemplifies this better than Regenerate in London. Twelve years ago, we met Andy and Clare through mutual friends. Little did
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by Phoebe G One major word comes to mind when I reflect back on my journey with Ten Thousand Homes over the past 11 years: COMMUNITY. A lot of stories we share center around this idea: family, tribe, inner circle, the band, the clique etc. It’s difficult to find a word that encompasses that deep,
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Join host, Jennifer Price, Jeremy Price, and special guest, Emma Grace Price, for a conversation about the importance of nutrition and stories from some of the first feeding programs we ran in Africa (and some of the lessons learned). Prefer to watch? Check it out on YouTube:
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We were building a home for a child-headed household, and the community was a bit skeptical. But one morning when our building team arrived at the job site, something had changed. What we saw was unbelievable (in the best way possible)…
1,000 Liters of Water (14/19) Read More »
When a family needed a safe place to call home, their community was inspired to give what they had to make this a reality. Check out the full story:
Generosity Inspires Action (12/19) Read More »
Tune in for a conversation between all 3 of Ten Thousand Homes’ founders! Join host Jennifer Price, Jeremy Price, and special guest Michael Kaufman, as they share about the origin of Ten Thousand Homes and the very first home built in South Africa: Prefer to watch rather than listen? Check it out on YouTube:
Podcast: The First Home Build (11/19) Read More »
In 2014, Lafo co-led, alongside two South Africans, Ten Thousand Homes’ first team to leave the continent. Tune in as she reflects on that experience and what it was like to see Africa going to the world.
Africa to the World (10/19) Read More »
In 2013, I was an 18-year-old student in a 5-month training program that Ten Thousand Homes ran. Our multicultural team of 10 individuals spent 3 months at the TTH campus in South Africa and 2 months working with similar organizations across Eswatini and Uganda. This story comes from our final month in Uganda. – Rebekah
Beauty in the Brokenness (9/19) Read More »
