“I was inspired to create the reHOME concept after witnessing the phenomenal amount of construction waste produced by our design projects.  Over the years the growing lack of affordable housing locally and nationwide, fueled my ambition to kickstart reHOME to address both the housing crisis and improve the sustainability of the building industry. I am honored to work with this dedicated team to launch the Morales Farm Tiny House project.  reHOME checks all of the boxes for a community-based, sustainable, socially responsible project that addresses the environmental and homeless crises faced by our generation.”

“Friends of the Farms is thrilled to be chosen as the pilot reHOME project.  When farmers live where they work they are not only good stewards of our land, providing nutritious food for our community, they also support our local economy.  When housing is available, more land is farmed, new jobs are created as young people are attracted to and stay in our community to start businesses and families. Our farmers buy from local businesses, sell to many local restaurants and stores, sell directly to consumers through CSA’s, and give back to their community by donating produce to local food banks.”

“Since 1989, Housing Resources Bainbridge has created affordable homes on Bainbridge so that people with a diversity of backgrounds and expertise can live here and contribute to the vitality of our community. Farmers contribute abundantly — stewarding our lands and nourishing our families. We are thrilled to participate in a project that provides housing for these farmers and achieves affordability through innovative and environmentally responsible design.”