This Coffee Company Employs and Empowers Unhoused People
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Caster’s Coffee in Lancaster, California, trains about 30 unhoused people a year and helps them find permanent work after the program. The company’s mission started when founders Jesse Lee and Marco Van Den Heuvel built a bond from their mutual goal to help others. NBC’s Steve Patterson reports in this week’s Sunday Spotlight.
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