President of ROC Homes, Eric Hymowitz, is passionate about the Houston area. Steps up to help organizations to build a better future.

Houston, TX -- (ReleaseWire) -- 05/15/2018 -- Eric Hymowitz, President of ROC Homes is no stranger to the Houston metro. He and his team at ROC Homes started a new initiative on April 19, 2018. The goal is to generate community involvement with various charities across the Houston area.

As announced on April 19th, ROC Homes will donate $1,000 per home purchased to a charity of the home buyers choosing. "What better way to get your clients involved with the community than to give back to a charity that is important to them," Hymowitz said in a press release.

Hymowitz is passionate about Houston and giving back. In 2017 he donated to the Pancreatic Cancer Network. On April 4, 2018 Hymowitz said "My hope is, by donating, I can help contribute resources that will help with research that finds a cure. Not only for pancreatic cancer, but I hope we can find a cure for all forms of cancer. Pancreatic just seems to be one of the hardest forms of cancer to fight."

In the past charitable donations have been decided by Hymowitz and the team at ROC Homes. One of the charities that has special meaning to the home builder is Sunshine Kids. "We as a company wanted to donate to Sunshine Kids. Children are innocent and I can't imagine a child being stricken with a disease like cancer," said Hymowitz.

Eric Hymowitz has lived in Houston for over two decades. His love for the community runs deep. "Houston means so much to me. This is where my family is. This is where my kids have grown up." Hymowitz said.

Before his move to Houston in 1994, Hymowitz attended Tulane University. During his college years he found the impact in being involved and with various organizations. "Tulane taught me many things that I have used after graduating, philanthropy is one of the meaningful skills I learned while in school," said Hymowitz.

Home buyers in the Houston area can contribute to a charitable foundation of their choosing by purchasing a home built by ROC Homes. For details on how to purchase a home visit ROC Homes for more information.

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Rocky Flores brings nearly a decade of building industry experience to ROC Homes in Houston.

Houston, TX -- (ReleaseWire) -- 05/08/2018 -- On May 4, 2018 Eric Hymowitz of Houston based ROC Homes announced that the company has a new Vice President of Sales and Business Development. "Rocky Flores brings a new dynamic to ROC Homes. He has experience in low voltage security and is passionate about our community," said Hymowitz.

Flores started in the building industry in August of 2010. Before coming to ROC Homes he was the Director of Business Development at his previous company working in the building industry providing supplies to builders with low voltage security.

"I have goals that I want ROC Homes to achieve. Currently we build about 20-24 homes a year. My goal is for us to average 30-35 homes in the Houston area." Flores said he wants to see a steady growth over the years to come. He said "We want to grow at an acceptable pace."

Outside of Flores' career he stays pretty active in the Greater Houston Builder Associations. "This year I am on the executive board and I'm excited about the networking potential this can bring ROC Homes."

Rocky Flores has spent is life in the Houston area. He loves the city and has a passion for helping the youth. "I have always been a huge baseball fan. The Astros have always been my team. I am the co-owner of Cruz Baseball Foundation. We help youth develop their baseball game. We also teach these young kids the importance of hard work and dedication," said Flores.

Eric Hymowitz loves how dedicated Rocky Flores is about the Houston area. Throughout the history of ROC Homes, Hymowitz has made it a mission to help charities in the Houston area that have a deep impact of the ROC Home family. Recently, Hymowitz announced a new plan to help get more people involved in Houston area organizations.

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President of ROC Homes, Eric Hymowitz, Proud To Announce Promotion of Tonnie Milligan to Chief Operating Officer.

Houston, TX -- (ReleaseWire) -- 04/26/2018 -- Eric Hymowitz, President of Houston based ROC Homes, announced in a briefing on April 26, 2018 that effective June 1, 2018 Tonnie Milligan will be promoted to Chief Operating Officer.

Milligan started working for ROC Homes in 2012. Over the last six years she has been in the role of Purchasing and Studio Manager. "She brings nearly 20 years of experience into her new promotion for ROC Homes and we are very excited for her, for us and for the Houston community," said Hymowitz.

Milligan who first met Hymowitz back in 1999 has always appreciated the kind of work he does. "I love ROC Homes. I've been here for many years. I've known Eric for almost 20 years and have always liked how he runs his business," Milligan stated.

Before coming to ROC Homes in 2012 Milligan had worked for Fortune 500 builders in the Houston area. When she started her career she was an executive administrative assistant and a warranty manager.

Eric Hymowitz makes a point of giving back to the Houston community with charitable donations from ROC Homes. His mission is to help communities that matter to him and to the employees of ROC Homes. Tonnie Milligan feels the same way about giving back.

Milligan is involved with AABY Foundation of Kingwood. She said in a briefing on Thursday, "I am on the board of directors. We are a non-profit organization. We support our community through vet care services for senior citizens. Our goal is to have pet owners keep their pets into their golden years. We are currently working on building a no kill shelter in the Kingwood area."

Throughout Milligan's career she has performed many roles in the building industry. That has provided her a well rounded background.

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Eric Hymowitz, President of ROC Homes Announces Brian Hornsby as new Purchasing Manager.

Houston, TX -- (ReleaseWire) -- 04/20/2018 -- President of ROC Homes, Eric Hymowitz, announced a new purchasing manager for ROC Homes on Thursday April 19, 2018.

"I am proud to announce a new purchasing manager, Brian Hornsby," said Hymowitz. "The ROC team is excited to bring Brian to the ROC Homes family as our new purchasing manager."

Hornsby is a native Texan that has a passion for the Houston community. Hornsby has 18 years in the Houston market in purchasing. His time spent in purchasing has been split between national and local builders.

"With Brian's energy and focus he can drive costs down and that will continue to provide a great value to our ROC Homes customers," said Hymowitz.

Hornsby started his career path at Stephen F Austin University. He graduated with a Bachelors of Business Administration. Since then Hornsby has laid out a career path in purchasing management for builders. His experience allows customers to purchase a great home at a great value.

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President of ROC Homes, Eric Hymowitz, Offers New Charitable Program For Home Buyers In The Houston Area.

Houston, TX -- (ReleaseWire) -- 04/19/2018 -- President of ROC Homes, Eric Hymowitz, announced on Thursday April 19, 2018 a new program that ROC Homes is offering to their home buyers in the Houston area. The program helps generate community involvement with various charities across the Houston area.

ROC Homes will donate $1,000 per home purchase to a charity of the home buyers choosing in the Houston, TX area. "My customers are like family. I have built homes for many families. Some of my customers I have built multiple homes for, Hymowitz said. He continued by saying, "This is a way for us to get to know our clients better. We will have the opportunity to know what is important to their immediate family and we are proud to be apart of that."

ROC Homes is kicking this campaign off because they want to bring their clients into an exciting way of community involvement.

"What better way to get your clients involved with the community than to give back to a charity that is important to them," said Hymowitz.

ROC Homes has been a member of the Houston community since 2002. Each home they build is designed with special attention to detail, private driveways and with as much green space as possible.

Hymowitz adds, "When you purchase a home from ROC Homes, you are purchasing a home from my family. We take great satisfaction knowing that you and yours will be enjoying what we have helped you build for many years to come."

For Houston area residents that are interested in this program, visit ROC Homes for additional details on how you can purchase a home built by an award winning home builder.

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Eric Hymowitz and ROC Homes Give To Sunshine Kids To Help Kids With Cancer

Houston, TX -- (ReleaseWire) -- 04/11/2018 -- President of ROC Homes, Eric Hymowitz has made it a point throughout his career to give back to organizations in the Houston community.

Earlier on Tuesday April 10, 2018 Hymowitz held a briefing about what Sunshine Kids means to him and the connection to the non-profit organization.

"One of my employees thinks this organization is important. We as a company wanted to donate to Sunshine Kids." Hymowitz continued saying, "Children are innocent and I can't imagine a child being stricken with a disease like cancer. We want to help children with cancer, and by donating to this organization it allows these kids to be able to take part in fun activities."

Sunshine Kids was founded in 1982. Their mission is to provide positive group activities and emotional support for young cancer patients. Since 2001, one of Houston's biggest sports hero's, Craig Biggio, teamed up with Sunshine Kids. Throughout Biggio's baseball career, he wore a Sunshine Kids pin on his hat during Spring Training. When he joined the 3,000 hit club, the Sunshine Kids also appeared on his 3,000 hit banner.

"My family loves baseball," Hymowitz said. "Craig Biggio supports this organization and my family has always looked up to him as an athlete, but also as a person outside of the game. He has put his heart and soul into helping this organization. My family and my company want to help contribute as well."

Eric Hymowitz has been in the construction industry since 1994. He is active in the Houston community and enjoys helping various organizations throughout the Houston metro.

"ROC Homes is proud to support Sunshine Kids and looks forward to continued involvement in our community. I know there's a bunch of great charities around. I make sure that we donate to organizations that mean a lot to our employees and to my family," Hymowitz said.

ROC Homes is an award winning home builder in the Houston metro.

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Pancreatic Cancer Hits Close To Home For Houston, TX Business Owner Eric Hymowitz

Houston, TX -- (ReleaseWire) -- 04/04/2018 -- Eric Hymowitz, President of ROC Homes in Houston, TX recently had tragedy hit his family. His cousin was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Since then, Hymowitz and the team at ROC Homes has been active with the Pancreatic Cancer Network.

"One moment my cousin was at a family function. Next thing we know he was diagnosed with cancer and then he lost his battle to this horrible disease." Hymowitz said in a briefing on Tuesday April 3, 2018.

Since founding ROC Homes in 2002, Hymowitz has made it a point to donate resources to charities and organizations that have a special meaning to the employees at ROC Homes.

According to a recent study from the American Cancer Society approximately 55,440 people will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2018. About 44,330 people will die due to the disease.

Pancreatic cancer develops due to DNA within the pancreas being damaged. Then the cell starts to multiply abnormally. A single cancer cell will grow and divide rapidly turning into a tumor. At this point, the medical community is trying to find the exact process of how DNA is damaged that leads to pancreatic cancer.

With Eric Hymowitz donating resources to the Houston, TX Pancreatic Cancer Network, he hopes to help to the efforts in finding a cure.

"My hope is, by donating, I can help contribute to the resources that will help with research that finds a cure. Not only for pancreatic cancer, but I hope we can find a cure for all forms of cancer. Pancreatic just seems to be one of the hardest forms of cancer to fight," said Hymowitz.

Hymowitz moved to the Houston area in 1994 shortly after graduating from Tulane University. It was during his time at Tulane he found the value in philanthropy and being involved with various organizations.

Eric Hymowitz and ROC Homes looks forward to being involved involved in his hometown and with organizations to better the people of the Houston Community.

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