Temporary Homeless Shelters In Winnipeg Organized By Josh Griffin

 Josh Griffin is hoping to help put an end to homelessness in the city. His goal is creating temporary homeless shelters made out of recycled plastic that has been converted into bricks.

Here is the latest from Josh:

I was just wondering if you could please help support this very important and very much needed project, it would mean the absolute world to me and so many others!! If not could you please help spread the word. Thank you!!
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(Turning Canadian Plastic Waste Into High Quality Composite Building Materials To Create Affordable Housing And Shelters For The Less Fortunate!)

We are now in our new workshop and have our heavy duty shredder machine hooked up and running! Shredding lots of plastics daily! Auto bumpers, crates, pallets, hardhats, buckets, bottle caps, jugs, etc.

Unfortunately, we have hit a roadblock in our progress. We have not been able to purchase our next extruder machine and molds, which means we have not yet been able to produce any bricks or beams. Currently, we are only able to shred and stockpile the plastics we have collected.

To keep our project moving forward and help us achieve our goals, we need your support more than ever. Your generous donations will go towards purchasing the necessary equipment and covering operating expenses. With your help, we can turn this waste into something meaningful and impactful for our community. 🙏❤️♻️🌎