HomeAid Orange County will be hosting its 7th Annual Rainbow of Hope Ball, scheduled for Saturday, June 11 at the Four Seasons Hotel in Newport Beach beginning at 6:00 p.m. The event will honor the work of committed companies and individuals who have given unselfishly to aid transitionally homeless men, women and children.

As the highlight of the evening, HomeAid Orange County will recognize outstanding contributors by presenting its Rainbow of Hope Award to exceptional building industry and community leaders. This year's Rainbow of Hope Award recipients are:

Builder: Brookfield Homes
Care Provider: Fullerton Interfaith
Corporate Partner: Peninsula Publishing
Consultant: Bloodgood Sharp Buster
Sub-Contractors:
Leonard's Carpet Service, Inc.
Valley Crest
Volunteer: Butch Ortiz

This year's theme, "Ocean's 11" is fashioned after the Sinatra-led "Rat Pack" shenanigans of the early sixties and will include a gourmet meal, hosted bar, entertainment, dancing, casino gambling, as well as live and silent auctions. In addition to providing a great time, the event will honor the work of committed companies and individuals who have given unselfishly to aid transitionally homeless men, women and children. The cost to attend is $200 per person. Please call HomeAid Orange County at (949) 553-9510 to make your reservations. The Rainbow of Hope Ball serves as a fundraiser to aid in HomeAid Orange County's mission of building and renovating shelters for temporarily homeless men, women and children. HomeAid Orange County, the founding chapter of HomeAid America, was established by the leadership of the Orange County Chapter of the Building Industry Association of Southern California in 1989, and has been charged with the mission of building and renovating shelters for temporarily homeless Orange County men, women and children.

Since its inception, HomeAid Orange County has completed 36 shelter projects with four currently under construction or in the planning stage. For more information call HomeAid Orange County (949) 553-9510 or visit the website at www.homeaidoc.org