ORLANDO, FLA - Monday afternoon Orlando Watersports Complex, the premier cable park owned by Aktion Parks, welcomed the Encarnacion family to their new two-story, energy-efficient townhome at Stag Horn Villas. The home was sponsored by Orlando Watersports Complex and built by Habitat for Humanity.
 
The Encarnacion family consists of parents, Ben and Taisha, and their four children: Tatiana age 13, Benjamin age 6, Elsy age 5, and Gabriel age 4. Through Habitat for Humanity’s selection process, the family met all of the financial criteria for eligibility as well as completed all of the required volunteer hours and home ownership courses. Orlando Watersports Complex involvement with Habitat for Humanity has been through volunteer events and financial support.
 
"Our team at Orlando Watersports Complex was honored to be a part of handing the keys over to the Encarnacion family’s new townhome. Giving back is part of our culture through Aktion Parks and Nautique Boat Company, Inc.," stated Correct Craft President/CEO, Bill Yeargin.
 
Habitat for Humanity of greater Orlando Area is a not-for-profit, ecumenical, Christian organization dedicated to transforming the lives of low-income, hard-working families through the American Dream of homeownership. Habitat Orlando is one of approximately 2,100 local affiliates of Habitat for Humanity International. Support from sponsors, donors and volunteers directly benefits the Central Florida community. To learn more about Habitat Orlando or to make a donation, call (407) 648-4567 or visit habitat-orlando.org.
 
Aktion Parks, a subsidiary of Correct Craft, delivers customers an active, watersports lifestyle that is safe, healthy, family friendly, and environmentally conscious. Aktion Parks owns and operates Miami Watersports Complex and Orlando Watersports Complex, one of the first cable wakeboard parks in the U.S. and one of the most well-known parks in the world. To learn more about Aktion Parks visit aktionparks.com or follow us on Facebook.