HomeAid Project Playhouse 2018

Ashton Woods Unveils Playhouse for HomeAid Fundraiser

Terry SwensonCharity Projects, Custom Builders, Featured, HomeAid Houston

The Ashton Woods team unveils the "School House of Inspiration" Playhouse design

The Ashton Woods team unveils the “School House of Inspiration” Playhouse design.

Representatives from Ashton Woods paid a special visit to HomeAid’s March board meeting to unveil the new Playhouse design created for HomeAid’s 12th annual Project Playhouse fundraiser. The Ashton Woods team named the playhouse the School House of Inspiration. The design captures the charm and classic look of schools from earlier times that built memories for many generations. It includes a school bell, a “swing set,” operable windows, A/C and interior furnishings that inspire children of all ages to hang out and play together for hours.

Paul Sims, Ashton Woods division president; Gregory Janik, area construction manager and project lead on the Playhouse; George Sanchez, product development manager; Kendra Lewis marketing manager; and Amy Ross, design studio manager represented the Ashton Woods team.


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The first 2018 Playhouse ticket sold to Bill Dalton

Paul Sims, Ashton Woods division president (left), sells first 2018 Project Playhouse ticket to Bill Dalton, HomeAid Houston president (right).

After the unveiling, Paul Sims sold the first raffle ticket to HomeAid president, Bill Dalton, signaling the official launch of Project Playhouse ticket sales.

The Ashton Woods team will join HomeAid to display the School House of Inspiration, in partnership with the Houston Astros and the Astros Foundation at Minute Maid Park during the Astros games, from June 18 to June 27. Fans will have an opportunity to win the playhouse in a drawing on June 27, with funds raised benefiting HomeAid’s mission “to build new lives for homeless families and individuals through housing and community outreach.”

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A writer and a photographer, Terry Swenson is GHBA's director of public relations.

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