Dexter, a resident of the tiny home village, in one of the neighborhood's many outdoor kitchens. Why you can trust us By Phil West 6 MIN READWhen Alan Graham refers to the residents of Community First! Photo courtesy of Mobile Loaves & FishesGraham started the village by helping set up one homeless man with an RV to live in. It’s since grown to a community of about 350 occupied units, mostly single-occupancy, though there are some couples among the formerly homeless residents. Through a partnership with Austin’s famed Alamo Drafthouse Cinema chain, the village also boasts an outdoor amphitheater where residents and the general public can take in movie screenings (with concessions run by village residents).