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he Woodlands Development Company (TWDC), one of three
association.
developers donating a homesite for the annual GHBA Benefit
Homes Project, recently presented a $1,720 check to Texas Children’s Do business with
Cancer Center. The company donated the proceeds from concession
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sales at the May valley Turkey Trot, a special event held in The
Woodlands’ village of Sterling Ridge on November 14. The Turkey
Trot commemorated the opening of the new May valley Park, and
included a tour of the Benefit Home that was built on a lot in May
valley. Trendmaker Homes constructed its 3,807 square foot Living
view Product Plan M242N for the Project. The home, recently
completed, is priced in the mid $400s.
“The Turkey Trot was a fun, family-oriented event with a Thanksgiving
theme,” said Susan vreeland-Wendt, director of marketing for TWDC.
“In the spirit of giving thanks, we chose to donate the proceeds from
the food sales to Texas Children’s Cancer Center, one of the 2009
GHBA Benefit Home Charities.”
In the photo are (from left to right): Buck Driggers, vice president
of residential sales and development for TWDC; Lorrie Parise,
marketing manager for TWDC; Susan Vreeland-Wendt, director of
marketing for TWDC; Kelly Cliburn, development director for Texas
Children’s Cancer Center; Don Klein, chairman of the GHBA Benefit
Homes Project; and Tim Welbes, president of TWDC.
Gr e a t e r Ho u s t o n Bu i l d e r s as s o c i a t i o n – Bu i l d i n G a Be t t e r Fu t u r e | Ho u s t o n Bu i l d e r | JanuarY 2010
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