BENEFIT HOMES PROJECT BENEFIT HOMES PROJECT BENEFIT HOMES PROJECT BENEFIT HOMES PROJECT BENEFIT
materials, labor and services by GHBA
members. The homes often include
Highland Homes
numerous upgrades and amenities
not always found in others with similar
Sells Benefit Home
pricing. They are sold at market value
and the majority of the proceeds are
donated to the charities. Texas Chil-
in Cinco Ranch
dren’s Cancer Center, the Alzheimer’s
Association and HomeAid Houston are
this year’s recipients. Since the Project
began 29 years ago, more than $5 mil-
A
fter touring a number of homes “We were immediately delighted lion has been raised.
being offered by Highland Homes with Highland’s 947 Plan,” said Rosa-
in Cinco Ranch, it didn’t take long for lina Hernandez. “But the fact it was
“Both of us loved the openness of the
Sergio and Rosalina Hernandez to de- also a GHBA Benefit Home made our
floorplan,” added Hernandez. “We
cide on Highland’s 947 Plan that had purchase even more rewarding.” The
were also impressed with the large
recently been completed. The home Hernandez family is being transferred
kitchen and family room, and my hus-
was constructed for the annual Greater from Colorado by Conoco Phillips.
band and two sons especially loved the
Houston Builders Association Benefit
media room.”
Homes Project.
Each year two homes are built for
the Project with donated homesites,
Highland’s 947 Plan is a two-story, four
bedroom design that features a formal
dining room, a family room, three full
baths plus a half bath, a three-car
FAMILY-OWNED SINCE 1977. NOW OPEN IN HOUSTON!
garage, game room, media room and
a covered patio. Highland built the
Colonial Doors
Benefit Home on a homesite in Cinco
Ranch that was donated by Newland
Where service & quality are synonymous
Communities, the developer of the
community.
“The volatile market has not discour-
aged the membership from contribut-
ing to this annual fundraiser,” said Don
Klein, chairman of the Project. “In fact,
the opposite has been true for 2009
with three houses being built. This is
a reflection of the generosity of Hous-
ton’s building industry.”
Chesmar Homes constructed the first
FINE SOLID WOOD FURNITURE AND DOORS home of 2009 in Discovery at Spring
MANUFACTURED USING STATE-OF-THE-ART
Trails. Land Tejas, the developer,
donated the homesite. That home
EqUIPMENT AND EXqUISITE WORKMANSHIP
sold before the ground breaking.
CHOOSE FROM A WIDE vARIETY OF MODELS OR Trendmaker Homes constructed its
WE CAN DO CUSTOM DESIGNS & SIZES TOO! home in The Woodlands. The Wood-
lands Development Co. donated the
CoME Visit our CONTACT:
homesite.
DESIGN CENTER
Hector Zolezzi, TIBD-AIBD
713.826.9411 cell • 713.868.2600 ofc
(BY APPOINTMENT ONLY)
For more information on the Benefit
7026 Old Katy Rd, Ste 272
www.colonialdoors.net Homes Project, visit
www.ghba.org or
Houston, TX 77024
(under construction) call the GHBA at (281) 970-8970.
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