Primeritus Financial Services Brings 2013 to a Charitable Close

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Nashville, TN – Thursday, January 2, 2014 – During the last quarter of 2013, employees of Primeritus Financial Services, Inc. were busy campaigning for destitute families needing food with their collections on behalf of Feeding America® Second Harvest Food Bank, and giving special wishes to children with a life-threatening illness through donations to A Special Wish Foundation®.

“Primeritus employees participated in an intra-office competition to collect food items for the Feeding America’s Second Harvest Food Bank,” reports Primeritus CEO, Chuck Tapp, “and the response was heartfelt and larger than we anticipated with almost 3,200 food items donated to our local Second Harvest Food Bank chapter.

A Special Wish Foundation, Inc. is another organization that is close to our hearts, especially during the holidays,” said Tapp. He goes on to add, “We selected A Special Wish Foundation as one of several charities which we were pleased to have donated to throughout 2013.”  Primeritus EVP, Joe Mappes, explains, “A Special Wish Foundation is a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to granting the wishes of children and youths under the age of 21. We feel wishes are more than just a nice thing; they are far more than gifts, or singular events in time. Wishes impact everyone involved: wish kids, volunteers, donors, sponsors, medical professionals and communities. Whatever the odds, whatever the obstacle … wishes find a way to make the world better. Whenever possible, immediate family members are included in the granting of wishes, to maximize the joy and memories for the child. Primeritus is both extremely glad and proud to support an organization that creates a place for children to be gifted with their dreams.”

Mappes adds, “We take tremendous pride in having the opportunity to not only work with the aforementioned organizations but to also work alongside several other charities as selected by our own employees this past year. We intend on continuing to be active with charities that provide both local and national fulfillment during 2014 as well.”

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deeding_amrcaAbout FEEDING AMERICA®/SECOND HARVEST FOOD BANK   www.feedingamerica.org

Modeled after the first food bank established in Phoenix in the mid-1970s, Feeding America’s Second Harvest Food Bank is a partnership between business, and charity designed to collect food that would otherwise be wasted, inspect and sort this food, and distribute it to soup kitchens, pantries, and shelters serving the hungry.

 

special_wish_fndtnAbout A SPECIAL WISH FOUNDATION  www. spwish.org

A Special Wish Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to granting the wishes of children under the age of 21 who have been diagnosed with a life-threatening disorder.  Founded in 1982, A Special Wish Foundation was one of the first wish-granting organizations in the United States, and now has chapters across the U.S. and one in Moscow, Russia. Since 1982, wishes have been granted to thousands of qualifying children.

About Primeritus Financial Services:

Primeritus Financial Services is a national provider of repossession management, remarketing, title services and skip tracing services to the auto finance industry in the U.S. and Puerto Rico.  Primeritus Financial Services provides its clients with value-added, outsourced repossession management and skip tracing services, leveraging a national network of certified agents and unique investigative techniques to quickly and reliably secure customers’ collateral.  Through leadership, service and performance, Primeritus Financial Services offer the trifecta of repossession services:  locate, recover and remarket.

For more information on Primeritus Financial Services, please visit www.primeritus.com .

Media Contact

Joe Mappes, EVP Sales, Service and Marketing

PRIMERITUS FINANCIAL SERVICES

(888) 833-4238

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