Pallet makes homeless and disaster response shelters. They're panelized for rapid deployment. Pallet shelters are meant to be temporary. They are a stepping stone for the more than half a million people facing homelessness across the United States as they transition out of homelessness and move towards permanent housing. They're not a substitute for permanent housing, but they kind of look like tiny homes. They're made of a non-organic mold, mildew, and rot-resistant material. They go together in about 20 minutes with no required tools, lasting 10+ years. So they're really meant to be a cost-effective solution for cities and service providers to shelter people quickly and cost-effectively, and they are just a small sleeping cabin, basically a place for someone to stay and keep their things, and have an opportunity to stabilize as they transition out of homelessness.

NosTerra Ventures invested in Pallet Shelter and its visionary Founder/CEO, Amy King, to use her considerable entrepreneurial energy to be part of the solution for the grand challenge of solving for decent, affordable and satisfying living environments for all. Stay tuned for updates as Amy and the team shake up the market for affordable housing in the USA.