Habitat for Humanity, Hard Rock begins build of 10 homes for families in Oakland Park

Almost 150 volunteers are creating a community from the ground up in Oakland Park. The Seminole Hard Rock Women Build, hosted by Habitat for Humanity, began the construction of what will be known as Moss Estates on Friday morning. WSVN-7, ABC Miami, City Home and Florida Girls Giving Back, among others, sponsor the project. I think when you get a group of women together who are determined, amazing things happen, said Ashley Shea, sponsor and donor of Autonation. Ten families have qualified for the annual project, which helps provide homeownership to those for whom it might otherwise be out of reach. These ten homes will give these families a place to put down roots, make memories and build a future, said Donor Sandra Moss of Moss Construction. Those future homeowners are working alongside the volunteers for this project. They have to put in 300 hours for the other homes and then their own home, said Nancy Daly, a chair of the Women Build Committee. Yes, th