Finch Properties names HomeAid recipient of fundraiser

HomeAid Houston was recently awarded $9,427.34, funds that were raised at the 3rd annual Finch Properties Charity Fish Fry, held at Ecclesia Houston. Finch Properties, a boutique-style real estate brokerage firm, hosted dozens of guests while partnering with generous sponsors to raise these valuable funds for HomeAid, their charity of choice. HomeAid Houston is a 501 (c)(3) charity of the Greater Houston Builders Association (GHBA).

Finch Properties served up fully loaded plates of prepared fresh-caught fried fish, delicious sides and a mouthwatering dessert. This family-oriented event provided entertainment that included a DJ, party animals, carnival games and face painting.

“I enjoy what I do because I love the feeling that comes with helping someone find their home, and HomeAid does exactly that for homeless families and children. Last year’s storm impacted everyone on some level and still does, so the need for their mission is even greater now than ever before,” Stephanie Finch said.

Contributors to this grand total included Finch Properties, and donations from Suzanne Currie, Janis Finch, Jo Merrily King and Kelsey Sledge.

Sponsors included Allegiance Title, Richard Haskell with Cornerstone Home Lending, Rise Cupcakes, and Hope Spring Water.

Finch Properties, located in the Heights, focuses their expertise within the Loop 610. Their licensed team members work together on every file to ensure a solid, seamless experience and a guaranteed performance.

For more information, visit www.homeaidhouston.org.

Carl Salazar, executive director of HomeAid Houston, is presented a check for $9,427.34 from Stephanie Finch with Finch Properties. The funds were raised at the annual Finch Properties Charity Fish Fry.