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How it Works
Months leading up to the unveiling of chapter Project Playhouse events, local and/or national home builders, architects, sponsors, and other trade partners meet with HomeAid chapter representatives to plan and design their kid-sized creations. After they are constructed, the playhouses are displayed and auctioned in high people-traffic venues, such as malls, baseball and hockey stadiums, and public museums.
Project Playhouse raises money through several different efforts, including sponsorships, event ticket sales, raffle and auction proceeds, playhouse tours, and donations from auctioneers. In addition, there are ancillary events, such as silent auctions.
Besides the auction, an opportunity prize whereby one of the playhouses is raffled to the public offers a mainstream draw for the event.
Project Playhouse successfully raises funds and builds awareness to help America’s temporarily homeless population due to the generosity of the many builders, architects, sponsors, and other trade partners who design, construct, and decorate the playhouses as well as publicize the event.
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