Two 100-year-old Iowa homes were headed for demolition; after an 18-month rescue, both have been renovated and will now become affordable housing for two refugee families in Davenport
- Two century-old homes in Davenport that had once been marked for demolition have gained a new lease on life and are set to become homes for refugee families.
- Foundation of First Presbyterian Church and Tapestry Farms led an eighteen-month effort to transform these homes.
- The project was inspired by a concert in March 2025 by the Justice Choir of the Midwest that benefited Tapestry Farms where the need for housing for refugee families was highlighted.
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- Two century-old homes in Davenport that had once been marked for demolition have gained a new lease on life and are set to become homes for refugee families.
- Foundation of First Presbyterian Church and Tapestry Farms led an eighteen-month effort to transform these homes.
- The project was inspired by a concert in March 2025 by the Justice Choir of the Midwest that benefited Tapestry Farms where the need for housing for refugee families was highlighted.
Sources: Times of India