 The recent successful launch of SpaceX was a pivotal event in the history of space travel and exploration that will become a new chapter in the history books. HomeAid Houston is writing its own history with the upcoming launch of their version of a successful space-themed journey with Mission Control, the 2020 HomeAid Houston Project Playhouse that will launch in a matter of weeks. HomeAids Mission Control will not be gathering space data, but it will be raising awareness about homelessness in the community and raising much needed funds to help those less fortunate. This is the 14th year for this HomeAid Houston fundraiser that is in partnership with the Houston Astros and the Astros Charitable Foundation. Mission Control is being built by First America Homes, the home-building division of The Signorelli Co. Throughout the years, playhouse has been displayed at Minute Maid Park during home games in late summer, but due to the current COVID 19 restrictions Mission Control may be docking at a number of high-traffic locations within the community instead. The playhouse is designed in size to meet the standard Houston community deed restrictions and is also modular to make it easily transportable. Mission Control, features an operable Dutch-style spaceship door, a detachable slide, a flat screen TV, a gaming system and gaming chairs that appeals to children and adults of all ages. HomeAid is grateful to the team of First America HomesSignorelli and the playhouses generous sponsors as they man Mission Control while working together to raise funds for future HomeAid projects, said Carole Brady, executive director of HomeAid Houston. This years fluid circumstances are not stopping the Mission Control team in their quest to launch this fundraiser. We are... 