- December 13, 2025
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Karin Krug, Matthew Krug, Melissa Ried, Stacy Anderson and Chris Anderson with Viewpoint Design and Installation were ready to support their college teams with their college football tailgate themed table.
The Winter Garden Bloom and Grow Society was all abuzz at Rock the House with its bee themed table.
New West Orange Habitat homeowners Adrianne Corrigan, Ashley ward and Star Reeves can't wait to be in their new homes. All three women are single moms ready to move into the homes to build futures with their children.
Suzy Brown, Alivia Easley, Sherry Easley, Kendra Litman and Reggie Litman were dressed to celebrate. The Easleys and Litmans were celebrating earning new homes from West Orange Habitat for Humanity.
West Orange Habitat Restart and construction team members as well as volunteers brought a casino theme to the party.
Winter Garden's Bloom and Grow Society elegantly decorated one of its tables with butterflies and flowers.
It became the Wild West Orange with the Foundation for a Healthier West Orange around.
Vocal Flash performed at Rock the House.
West Orange Habitat for Humanity's newly named CEO Marilyn Hattaway, center, and President Austin Arthur, right, thanked Volunteers of the Year Tim, Sue and Cyndi for their efforts.
Observer Media Group's Cyndi Gustafson hugged West Orange Habitat for Humanity President Austin Arthur after she was named one of three Volunteers of the Year.
New West Orange Habitat for Humanity homeowners Sherry Easley and Cocoa and Tony Morgan shared their stories.
West Orange Habitat for Humanity board member Jo Barsh congratulated the newly named CEO Marilyn Hattaway.
West Orange Habitat for Humanity board member Dave Buckles shared kind words alongside board member Jo Barsh as they congratulated Marilyn Hattaway on being named chief executive officer of the nonprofit.
Susan Kniebbe, Shazy Kassim and Diane Schulze from Valley Bank enjoyed the night as cowgirls.
Sunrise Bank’s members were ready for vacation in their tropical outfits.
The event was full of smiles from attendees.
Nicole Roberts, Charlie and Karen Roper and Larry Roberts were cozy in their onesies.
Bonny Phelps, left, handmade the Wicked decorations for Seacoast Bank’s tables.
Liz Carberry and Hannah Jacobs loved dressing as the Clue game.
West Orange Habitat for Humanity staff Gale Fleming and Blake Hattaway smiled as crayons.
West Orange Habitat for Humanity Executive Director Marilyn Hattaway addressed the crowd.
Two home owners shared their journey with Habitat for Humanity.
West Orange Habitat for Humanity board member Jo Barsh announced the winners of the table decorations.
Ben Farrell was the auctioneer for the night.
Austin Arthur, president of Habitat for Humanity, was happy to be on stage.
Austin Arthur, the president of West Orange Habitat for Humanity, right, thanked full home sponsors Charles Perry of Charles Perry Partners, Heather Easterling of Hamlin, Becky and Charlie Roper of Pilars and Iliana Jones and Sal Ramos of Empire Finish Systems.
The Orange Observer group won a shovel award.
U.S. Air Force veterans Tony and Cocoa Morgan stood tall on the stage as they shared their story.
The couple has been married for 39 years and has three children and 10 grandchildren. They currently live in a home that needs to be completely renovated.
After years of service and raising a family, Tony Morgan and his wife will be moving into a new home that will be a block away from where he was born and raised in Winter Garden thanks to the efforts of West Orange Habitat for Humanity.
He thanked everyone at West Orange Habitat for Humanity's annual Rock the House Saturday, Nov. 15, for the continued support as it helped people like him and his wife.
"This is an opportunity that means so much so we can re-establish ourselves and re-establish our roots," Tony Morgan said. "As our neighbor said, it gives us a place to call home."
Dozens of organizations and businesses attended Rock the House and donated thousands of dollars to support the nonprofit's efforts.
At the end of the night, West Orange Habitat for Humanity Executive Director Marilyn Hattaway was announced the chief executive officer of the nonprofit.
