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A millionaire in Canada decided to fight homelessness in his town in a way most people only talk about.

He built homes.

Not one.

Not two.

Nearly 100.

His name is Marcel LeBrun, a tech entrepreneur from Fredericton, New Brunswick.

After seeing how many people in his community were living without stable housing, he invested millions into creating a tiny-home village called 12 Neighbours.

Each home gives someone a real front door.

A bed.

A kitchen.

A bathroom.

Privacy.

Safety.

Dignity.

But he did not stop at housing.

The project also created paid work opportunities, helping residents earn money, learn skills, and rebuild their lives from the ground up.

Because homelessness is not solved by giving someone a roof for one night.

It is solved by giving people stability.

A place to belong.

A reason to believe tomorrow can be different.

Marcel LeBrun could have spent his fortune on almost anything.

Instead, he used it to build a neighbourhood for people who had been forgotten.

That is what real wealth looks like.