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Redneck Housing Relief Doing the Job

Feb 26
2 min read

Not Waiting for Relief, Making Their Own



Welcome to the Don't Shop on Tuesday (DSOT) Zoomchat hosted by Jacob Kravetz and Barrie Friedland. #DSOT is checking in again with friends of the show, Kristin and Nate Cerepak, founders of Redneck Housing Relief (https://redneckhousingrelief.com/).For the last year and a half, since hurricane Helene hit North Carolina, they have been tireless working to bring shelter, and succor to those who lost everything in the storm. In this chat we discuss how recovery efforts, or lack thereof, have proceeded in North Carolina: The profound humanity of those helping in the recovery, and the frustrations of continued bureaucratic delay and dysfunction from many official aid channels. Kristin and Nate's story is deeply inspiring, and a reminder of what true service and caring for one's fellow man looks like. These two aren't just walking the walk, they are building a road to recovery for others to follow! Recovery from a disaster, just like rebuilding a country, can take years of hard work long after public attention wanes, and these two are in it for the long haul!


If you'd like to learn more about their story, and/or help out with Redneck Housing Relief check out the links below, and consider donating to help support their efforts

 


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