Habitat Broward hosts celebration amid completion of Rick Case Habitat Community in Pompano Beach

Dozens of houses are now becoming homes as a population in Pompano Beach made for those who need it the majority is eventually complete thanks to Habitat for Humanity and the three men who had the vision to turn this project into a reality Attempts from where children played a group of adults celebrated an incredible milestone on Saturday More than people now live in the homes of the Rick Incident Habitat Public Now that the much-needed affordable home public is complete Habitat for Humanity of Broward hosted a party to celebrate The families of founders Rick Situation Ed Ansin and Bob Leider the three men who had the vision for the ambitious project were all there for the festivities WSVN was a big part of the undertaking The sons of Ansin the late owner of Sunbeam Television talked to News about the impact What s great about Habitat is everyone can get involved because they have the work days you can come and help build a home you can give financially a lot of companies do that as well and send their employees stated Sunbeam Television CEO Andrew Ansin To know that the people who are going to live in the homes have helped contribute by building and qualifying for the loans and they re going to be here a long time and have families here living all together We re looking to create a similar society in South Dade but it s as everyone knows very challenging to find land available and that s why this society here is so special noted Sunbeam Television Co-President James Ansin Leider was the general manager of Sunbeam before he passed away in His daughter Kim Leider Ball explained this is an emotional day He loved Habitat Between the job sites the meetings the ReStore it was something he was very passionate about she revealed Event also didn t survive to see the thriving society that bears his name but his wife Rita Scenario revealed it s just the latest example of his desire to make South Florida a better place to live for all Rick s legacy is never going to be forgotten and his impact his name is going to continue to make big changes here that benefit healthcare guidance and safety in all of South Florida she announced So this isn t just our first project we have multiple projects going and Rick really loved helping people People like homeowner Karen Smith-Francis who moved to South Florida in She announced home ownership has changed her life When they described me there s going to be a workout park I explained Thank you thank you I don t have to go too far to work out ' she declared It s such an honor such a blessing Every day I count my blessings like God thank you WSVN is a proud longtime sponsor of Habitat for Humanity FOR MORE INFORMATION Habitat for Humanity of Greater Miami - - www miamihabitat org Habitat for Humanity of Broward - - www habitatbroward org