Habitat for Humanity Inland Valley Celebrates the Season with Tree Extravaganza & Opportunity Drawing

Habitat for Humanity Inland Valley is pleased to announce their 4th Annual 'Home for the Holidays' Tree Extravaganza at Promenade Temecula, beginning on Friday, November 11, 2011. Several dozen professionally designed trees will be on display and available to win through an opportunity drawing on Wednesday, December 14, 2011. Opportunity Tickets will be available with a suggested donation of $1 each.

Professional designer, Jill Christen, from Christen Custom Designs, will decorate the majority of the trees, all of which have different themes and are sponsored by area businesses. Local artist Gabriele Baber has been working for months with other artists in creating a specially themed tree, decorated with over 60 pieces of art from local artists. Tree sponsors include Tri-Lakes Sportswear, Paradise Chevrolet Cadillac, Van Avery Prep, Kids World, Pacific Western Bank, California Bank & Trust and Brighton Collectibles.

Chairperson Christine McCusker says, "To me this event represents the magic of Christmas and the importance of community. Every year literally thousands of people of all walks of life come out to support us knowing their contributions will support those who need us the most! Plus, they each have a chance at winning one of these amazing trees. If nothing else, come down and see it for yourself - kids and adults alike will be mesmerized by the fun and festivity of each unique creation!"

More information can be obtained by calling Elizabeth Hamerschlag at Habitat for Humanity Inland Valley at (951) 296-3362.

The Home for the Holidays Tree Extravaganza benefits Habitat for Humanity Inland Valley. For over 20 years, the nonprofit organization has been working in the community and around the world to provide safe, affordable housing and improving living conditions for thousands of families.

For more information regarding the Home for the Holidays Tree Extravaganza or Opportunity Drawing, visit www.Habitat4InlandValley.org or call (951) 296-3362.