VERO BEACH — During a May meeting at the Quail Valley Boathouse, the agents of Norris and Company Real Estate presented Indian River Habitat for Humanity with a check for $1,182 in support of the Habitat mission to provide safe, affordable housing for qualified families in need in Indian River County.
Norris Broker/Owners Gena Grove and Jane Schwiering made the presentation to Habitat CEO Andy Bowler, who expressed appreciation and spoke briefly about Habitat’s current projects, noting that, in its two decades serving the community, Habitat has provided more than 275 homes.
Norris has served the community for 37 years.
Norris was “the first real estate office to start a collection for Habitat (among its agents), with the company matching the funds. We have 40 brokers who contributed and are happy to help Habitat,” according to General Manager Carol Prezioso,
To learn more about Indian River Habitat for Humanity, please visit the website at www.IRCHabitat.org or (772) 562-9860, ext. 220.