Annual charity HomeAid playhouse debuts at fundraiser
The 2016 HomeAid Houston Project Playhouse recently debuted at an annual HomeAid fundraiser. M/I Homes, the playhouse builder and designer, has turned virtual reality into reality with its release. It offers a video game-style design and accessories and is called the Pixel Playhouse. This is the 10th anniversary of HomeAid Houston’s Project Playhouse fundraiser.
HomeAid Houston, a non-profit charity of the Greater Houston Builders Association (GHBA), and M/I Homes will be displaying Pixel Playhouse in partnership with the Houston Astros and the Astros Foundation, at Minute Maid Park during the Astros games, from June 1 to June 22.
The playhouse was built with donated materials and labor by GHBA members, including J.P. Hart Lumber, Builders First Source, ProBuild, Quick Roofing, Builders Mechanical (BMI), IES Residential, Installed Building Products
and MediLab 3D Solutions. Pixel Playhouse includes air conditioning, a front porch and Dutch door, tempered safety-glass windows, a plasma TV, a treasure chest, exterior torches, game seating, and a hand created rug, tree and artwork.
Linda Lynch, M/I Homes senior administrator and Jean Pearcy, M/I Homes sales administrator created many of the playhouse accessories and also presented the playhouse at the fundraiser.
The M/I Homes team includes Amanda Rackliff, marketing manager; Keith Blum, vice president of purchasing; Bobby R. McNeese, sales manager; Chasity St. Andre, escrow officer; James Lee, construction superintendent; Jean Pearcy, sales administrator; Linda Lynch, senior administrator; Steve Madrid, construction superintendent and Stephanie Wright, sales manager. M/I Homes is celebrating their 40th year in operation and this year will also celebrate their 100,000 home sold. The company builds in 14 markets throughout Houston.
For information, visit www.homeaidhouston.org or call 281-970-8970.