A nonprofit is helping victims of the devastating wildfires in Maui by providing pop-up housing.
LONG BEACH, Calif. --Family Life Center is providing modular steel homes to victims of the fire. The pop-up steel homes were built in Hungary and then shipped to Long Beach before eventually reaching Maui.
The modular homes are 160 square feet, they collapse to two feet tall and when popped up they go eight feet high. They can be set up in a few days.Family Life Center is creating the Ohana Hope Village in Maui. It will have 80 of the modular homes in a neighborhood with the design detailed to being fire resistant.
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