Nobody Should Have To Sleep In The Elements

We create mobile, sustainable emergency shelters to offer dignity, safety, and hope to those experiencing homelessness. Our innovative and mobile Tiny Tiny Homes shelters are designed to keep people safe, while empowering them to regain their confidence and independence. 

Keep scrolling to see how we’re transforming lives, one Tiny Tiny Home shelter at a time.
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Tiny Tiny Home's Story

Tiny Tiny Homes is a non-profit and was founded by Ryan Donais, driven by a desire to create real change in response to the homelessness crisis. While witnessing the growing number of tent encampments in urban areas, he recognized the need for a safer and more dignified solution. From there, the concept of mobile, tiny homes on bicycles was born—offering a way to provide shelter, mobility, and hope to those in need.

Each emergency shelter is a compact, lightweight structure that offers protection from the elements while being easy to move. The idea is simple but powerful: empower individuals with a personal, mobile space that can help them regain stability in their lives.

Our Mission

Tiny Tiny Homes is dedicated to replacing unsafe tent encampments with mobile, sustainable shelters for those experiencing homelessness. We believe that every person deserves not only shelter but also dignity and the opportunity for a better future. Our shelters are designed to offer safety, flexibility, and hope while promoting community and sustainability.

Our Vision

Our ultimate goal is to build a society where nobody ever has to sleep outside in the elements again. If you want to help us get there, please reach out to us.

What We Do

At Tiny Tiny Homes, we don’t just build shelters; we build opportunities for change. By collaborating with local communities, volunteers, and partners, we aim to scale our efforts and provide more homes to those in need. Through education and advocacy, we also work to raise awareness about homelessness and the potential for sustainable solutions like ours.

Who We Help

At Tiny Tiny Homes, we serve individuals experiencing chronic homelessness, particularly those living in unsafe encampments. By offering secure, mobile emergency shelters, we provide dignity, safety, and a fresh start, transforming lives in meaningful ways.

Impact on Non-Profit Organizations

Non-profits working in housing, poverty alleviation, and social services can partner with Tiny Tiny Homes to expand their impact. By incorporating our mobile emergency shelter solutions, they can offer a new, innovative approach to helping individuals find safety and stability.

Benefits for Municipal Governments

Cities grappling with homelessness can benefit significantly from implementing Tiny Tiny Homes emergency shelters. By providing safer shelter alternatives to encampments, municipalities can reduce the costs associated with emergency services, healthcare, and shelters, leading to both social and financial gains.

Supporting Social Services

Social service providers focused on rehabilitation, mental health, or job placement programs can integrate Tiny Tiny Homes emergency shelters to offer their clients a stable living environment, fostering greater success in long-term recovery and self-sufficiency.

Environmental and Sustainability Advocates

Environmental groups and advocates for sustainable living can also support and benefit from Tiny Tiny Homes. Our mobile emergency shelters are designed with eco-friendly practices, promoting sustainability and minimalism, aligning with the values of green building and energy efficiency.

Saving Cities Money

In addition to helping vulnerable populations, Tiny Tiny Homes offer a cost-effective solution for cities. By reducing the need for emergency healthcare, law enforcement, and temporary shelters, these emergency shelters provide long-term financial relief to municipalities and create more resilient, thriving communities.