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When Betty and Billy were unhoused during the Covid pandemic, destiny led them to the Lake Merritt Lodge, where two philanthropists, Mahnaz and Tom, dedicated their lives to housing people experiencing homelessness and saved them.
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When Betty and Billy were unhoused during the Covid pandemic, destiny led them to the Lake Merritt Lodge, where two philanthropists, Mahnaz and Tom, dedicated their lives to housing people experiencing homelessness and saved them.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Nilgoon Askari, Alexander Kwanje
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:AK Films productions
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