HomeAid Sacramento 6th Annual Trap Shoot benefiting the Homeless Shelter Development Program
August 20, 2009
Local High School Students demonstrate at the 6th Annual HomeAid Benefit Trap Shoot
Benefiting the Homeless Shelter Development Program
(Lincoln, CA) – The Sacramento chapter of HomeAid has announced that they will be holding their Sixth Annual Benefit Trapshoot fundraiser on Friday, August 28, at Coon Creek Skeet and Trap Club, in Lincoln. Participants will enjoy a fun day of friendly competition, good food, a raffle, and a sporting clay competition. New this year, HomeAid has opened the event to the public. To sign up as a sponsor or participant, contact HomeAid at or 916.751.2746. Registration is also available on the web at homeaidsac.org/news/6th_annual_homeaid_sacramento_trap_shoot.
Local teens will be joining this year’s competition for a demonstration shoot at 11 am and showing local community leaders and building industry professionals to demonstrate just how it is done. HomeAid’s Annual Benefit Trap Shoot raises money to benefit the homeless shelter development program for the organization.
The Trap Shoot will consist of five-person teams made up of shooters of all levels from first timers to experts. All participants will take 25 shots in both the morning and afternoon rounds. The 15 teams with the highest combined scores will then compete in the elimination round with trophies being presented to the top three teams. The cost to enter is $125 per person and it includes safety instruction, ammunition, loaner shotguns (if needed), clay pigeons, and lunch; sporting clay, raffle tickets and breakfast can be purchased for an additional fee. Annually thise event receives great support. This year’s sponsors include: Lennar Charitable Housing Foundation, Standard Pacific Homes, Shea Homes., iLevel, Phillips Tile and Capital City Drywall.
The Sacramento chapter of HomeAid was established by the North State Building Industry Association (BIA) as a means for the Organization and its members to help give back to the community. HomeAid is a nationwide charitable organization dedicated to building and maintaining dignified housing where homeless families can rebuild their lives.
The construction of each HomeAid project is coordinated through a local builder. The builder inspires the participation of local subcontractors, suppliers, and consultants to bring materials, manpower, and construction management together under the leadership of the builder. By working together as partners, the community and the builder team can accomplish HomeAid's mission of providing housing for the temporarily homeless.
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To date, HomeAid Sacramento has successfully completed 21 community shelter projects for organizations such as Alpha Henson Women’s Center, Children’s Receiving Home of Sacramento, River Oak Center for Children, Veteran’s Resource Center , the Volunteers of America Winter Shelter and PEACE for Families. HomeAid has four additional projects under development, including a family shelter in Sacramento. Proceeds from the annual trap shoot support this effort.
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About HomeAid
HomeAid Sacramento, the charitable arm of the North State Building Industry Association, seeks to build and maintain dignified housing were homeless families and individuals can rebuild their lives. This charity has successfully matched local service providers in need of refurbishing, expanding or building new shelters with homebuilders able to fill that need since 1996. It's builders doing what they do best, building. HomeAid graciously acknowledges its major donors: Lennar Charitable Housing Foundation, Dennis Calmes & Jeani Buckmaster, Harry C. & Deborah L. Elliott Family Foundation, Newland Communities, Union Pacific Foundation, Greg & Linda Grant, Teichert Foundation, and Irwin Union Bank. For additional information on HomeAid Sacramento, please call 916.751.2746, or go online at http://www.homeaidsac.org.
Benefiting the Homeless Shelter Development Program
(Lincoln, CA) – The Sacramento chapter of HomeAid has announced that they will be holding their Sixth Annual Benefit Trapshoot fundraiser on Friday, August 28, at Coon Creek Skeet and Trap Club, in Lincoln. Participants will enjoy a fun day of friendly competition, good food, a raffle, and a sporting clay competition. New this year, HomeAid has opened the event to the public. To sign up as a sponsor or participant, contact HomeAid at or 916.751.2746. Registration is also available on the web at homeaidsac.org/news/6th_annual_homeaid_sacramento_trap_shoot.
Local teens will be joining this year’s competition for a demonstration shoot at 11 am and showing local community leaders and building industry professionals to demonstrate just how it is done. HomeAid’s Annual Benefit Trap Shoot raises money to benefit the homeless shelter development program for the organization.
The Trap Shoot will consist of five-person teams made up of shooters of all levels from first timers to experts. All participants will take 25 shots in both the morning and afternoon rounds. The 15 teams with the highest combined scores will then compete in the elimination round with trophies being presented to the top three teams. The cost to enter is $125 per person and it includes safety instruction, ammunition, loaner shotguns (if needed), clay pigeons, and lunch; sporting clay, raffle tickets and breakfast can be purchased for an additional fee. Annually thise event receives great support. This year’s sponsors include: Lennar Charitable Housing Foundation, Standard Pacific Homes, Shea Homes., iLevel, Phillips Tile and Capital City Drywall.
The Sacramento chapter of HomeAid was established by the North State Building Industry Association (BIA) as a means for the Organization and its members to help give back to the community. HomeAid is a nationwide charitable organization dedicated to building and maintaining dignified housing where homeless families can rebuild their lives.
The construction of each HomeAid project is coordinated through a local builder. The builder inspires the participation of local subcontractors, suppliers, and consultants to bring materials, manpower, and construction management together under the leadership of the builder. By working together as partners, the community and the builder team can accomplish HomeAid's mission of providing housing for the temporarily homeless.
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To date, HomeAid Sacramento has successfully completed 21 community shelter projects for organizations such as Alpha Henson Women’s Center, Children’s Receiving Home of Sacramento, River Oak Center for Children, Veteran’s Resource Center , the Volunteers of America Winter Shelter and PEACE for Families. HomeAid has four additional projects under development, including a family shelter in Sacramento. Proceeds from the annual trap shoot support this effort.
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About HomeAid
HomeAid Sacramento, the charitable arm of the North State Building Industry Association, seeks to build and maintain dignified housing were homeless families and individuals can rebuild their lives. This charity has successfully matched local service providers in need of refurbishing, expanding or building new shelters with homebuilders able to fill that need since 1996. It's builders doing what they do best, building. HomeAid graciously acknowledges its major donors: Lennar Charitable Housing Foundation, Dennis Calmes & Jeani Buckmaster, Harry C. & Deborah L. Elliott Family Foundation, Newland Communities, Union Pacific Foundation, Greg & Linda Grant, Teichert Foundation, and Irwin Union Bank. For additional information on HomeAid Sacramento, please call 916.751.2746, or go online at http://www.homeaidsac.org.
HomeAid's Mission is to build and maintain dignified housing where homeless families and individuals can rebuild their lives.
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