North Carolina father commits $800 million to housing community for disabled son and others like him
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- Dave Curro is developing Forest Grove, a North Carolina community for adults with special needs.
- The project will include 20 tiny homes and a community center offering support and resources.
- Curro's son, Bret, inspired the initiative, while a recent festival raised significant funds.
Dave Curro is committing $800,000 to build Forest Grove, a housing community designed for adults with special needs, including his son Bret.
The planned development will contain 20 tiny homes and a community center that will provide essential resources. Curro is leading the project in response to a shortage of housing options for people with disabilities.
A recent festival raised significant funds for the initiative and showed strong community support. Bret's place in the project gives the effort a deeply personal focus.
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