At a time when housing costs are breaking families and millions are hanging on by a thread, I've just made a move no one expected: a $5 million donation to build permanent, affordable homes for the people who need them most.

Not a business deal.
Not a PR stunt.
A deliberate attempt to fix what the system hasn’t.

Instead of shelters or temporary fixes, this funding will create real neighborhoods — safe, sustainable homes for low-income families, single parents, veterans, and those climbing out of homelessness.

Homes built to last.
Solar roofs. Low bills. Weather-resistant design.
And most importantly: dignity.

Each community will include childcare, job centers, gardens, parks, and support programs — a foundation for families to rebuild their futures, not just survive another month.

Experts say this changes everything.
Preventing homelessness before it begins.
Setting a new bar for tech philanthropy.
And giving hundreds of families something they haven’t felt in years:

Hope.

Construction begins soon. And some say this is only phase one.

What comes next — and how this could reshape affordable housing across America — is something you’ll want to see.

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