TCA Architects Raises Money For Habitat For Humanity

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TCA Architects recently spent time on the putting green for a worthy cause.

The firm raised $108k for Habitat for Humanity of Orange County at its annual Charity Golf Tournament at Irvine's Oak Creek Country Club (pictured above are TCA Architects principal Irwin Yau; associate principal Devin Campbell; president Aram Chahbazian; and Raintree Partners VP of development Rick Price).

Aram tells Bisnow hosting the event was a natural for TCA Architects since it's "part of our corporate DNA to go beyond in giving back to our communities, especially to those less fortunate than ourselves."

The money raised will help build homes for low-income families in Santa Ana, Cypress, Anaheim, Fullerton and Westminster.

The firm has raised more than $1.1M since the fundraiser began 16 years ago.

During the year, TCA Architects' employees also help build homes with Habitat for Humanity in Orange County.

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