Most people spent the past year at home, working from the couch and doing meetings in pajamas. Kelvin Craig didn’t have a home to go to.

Couch surfing with random friends and begging for odd jobs such as yardwork to make money were the only options for Craig, a former foster child with no family, education, or job to turn to when the pandemic hit.

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