RESA of South Eastern Michigan Announces it's first annual CHARITY STAGED HOME EVENT
Contact: Melody Herr
Ph: 248.722.4955
Email: melody@sellingimpressions.com
What: CHARITY STAGED HOME EVENT
Who: The Real Estate Staging Association Southeastern Michigan Chapter (RESA-SEM) and Habitat for Humanity of Oakland County
When: Friday, April 24th Preview Night for Realtors and Press from 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Sunday, April 26th Public Open House from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Where:159 Highland Clawson, Michigan
Presented by: RESA Southeastern Michigan Chapter (RESA-SEM) with support from:
Fowler Real Estate
Graebel Michigan Movers, Inc.
Dynamic Flowers
Cort Furniture
Echo Appraisal, LLC
Participating Stagers:
Melody Herr, President of RESA-Michigan, owner of Selling Impressions, LLC
Jennifer Cohol, Selling Impressions
Deborah Chene, owner of Staging Impressions
Marianne Sweet, owner of Home Sweet Home Staging, LLC
Virginia Tatseos, owner of Stage-Show-Sell
Jill Neugebauer, Selling Impressions
Sandy Rochette
Cost: $5.00 donation which includes admission to the open house and classic car display, along with a chance to win a complimentary Home Staging consultation.
Information:
The RESA Southeastern Michigan Chapter (RESA-SEM) is proud to announce that it is sponsoring a charity Home Staging event to be held April 24th and April 26th. This event will give Realtors and Michigan residents a chance to see how Home Staging can transform a home. The RESA members will be staging a vacant house in Clawson, Michigan. Realtors will be able to tour the house on Friday, April 24th. The house will be open for public viewing Sunday, April 26th. Participating Home Stagers will be on hand to answer questions, give advice and offer complimentary Home Staging Consultations to the winners of the raffle. There will also be classic Detroit cars on display. All donations as well as proceeds from a lemonade stand will be donated to Habitat for Humanity of Oakland County.
Michigan stagers and RESA aren't just staging homes; they are staging the community they live in too. Several RESA-SEM members are also participating in the Habitat Women Build May 12th-16th.
If you want more information on this exciting project, contact RESA - Michigan State President, Melody Herr of Selling Impressions at Melody@sellingimpressions.com. For more information on Habitat for Humanity, call Brad Irwin at (248) 338-1843.
Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit, ecumenical Christian ministry that seeks to eliminate poverty housing and homelessness from the face of the earth by building adequate and basic housing. Since its establishment in 1976, Habitat for Humanity and its partners have built more than 300,000 homes for 1 million people in 100 nations. Habitat for Humanity built its first home in Oakland County in 1994. Since then, Habitat for Humanity's Oakland County affiliate and more than 20,000 donors, sponsors, and volunteers have built safe, decent, affordable housing for more than 100 families. Habitat for Humanity presently focuses its work on building and rehabilitating homes in Oakland County neighborhoods suffering the effects of the economic recession. To learn more, visit habitatoakland.org.
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