What’s
the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Tijuana? Probably some combination of spring
break and girls gone wild, right? Grand Homes of the Dallas/Fort Worth area had a
pretty different idea. With Grand Homes complaints at a low, the company was
able to utilize its resources to help in a new charity endeavor. Since the
company builds homes, CEO Stephen Brooks realized that the gift of a home could
be priceless for a family in need.
With that
goal in mind and Grand Homes complaints at a minimum, Grand Homes entered into
a partnership with a local church, Grace Presbyterian Church in Plano, Texas.
The church was looking for a way to instill its members with a sense of
missions and Grand Homes wanted to sponsor just such an endeavor, so the
partnership was a perfect match. Grand Homes supplied the resources and
supplies necessary to build a home, and Grace Presbyterian Church contributed
the volunteers.
The
volunteers traveled to Tijuana
to build the house, armed with the generous resources from Grand Homes. The
home was successfully built and painted pink to add even more excitement!
Although they couldn’t help everyone, Grand Homes assisted the church in giving
one family a beautiful new home. Furthermore, the home extended the streak of
no Grand Homes complaints!
If you
want to help provide a needy family with a new home, a good place to get
connected is HOPE International, another of Grand Homes’ charitable endeavors.
HOPE International can direct you towards opportunities within your community
where you can safely invest your time and money. Dreaming of homebuilding in Tijuana or some other
foreign location? HOPE International can also point you in the right direction
to make that dream come true.
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