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A place to call home: Entrepreneur gives youth charity Streat a fresh start
It's not every day a successful entrepreneur steps in to buy a $2.5 million building, then leases it to you for just $5 a year for the next half-century.
Larissa is a reporter and producer
It's not every day a successful entrepreneur steps in to buy a $2.5 million building, then leases it to you for just $5 a year for the next half-century.
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