The video features the construction and giveaway of 100 houses to families in need across several countries, including Jamaica, El Salvador, Argentina, Mexico, and Colombia. The giveaway is a surprise to the families, who are blindfolded and then revealed to their new homes. The video also shows the construction of a soccer field and the distribution of furniture, bicycles, and other essentials to the families. The initiative aims to improve the quality of life for those who do not have a safe space to call home.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The goal of the project was to build and give away 100 houses.
2. The houses were built for families in need, including those living in unsafe conditions in Jamaica.
3. Over half a million people in Jamaica live in unsafe, life-threatening conditions.
4. The project spent millions of dollars building the houses.
5. The project also provided furniture and appliances for the new homes.
6. In addition to building houses, the project also built a soccer field and provided soccer equipment for a community.
7. The project built houses in multiple countries, including Jamaica, El Salvador, Argentina, Mexico, and Colombia.
8. The project encountered challenges, such as a river that destroys hundreds of homes every year, and a windstorm that ravaged homes in a community in Colombia.
9. The project provided a brand new motorcycle to a family who had lost their only means of transportation.
10. The project also gave away bicycles to every single kid in a village.
11. The 100th and final house was given away to a family in need.