LoanLogics Steps Up To Help American Cancer Society Carry On Its Mission
With the American Cancer Society’s mission at risk for the first time in its history, LoanLogics, a provider of loan quality technology for mortgage manufacturing and loan acquisition, is stepping up to the plate to help. The company will sponsor the organization’s virtual South New Jersey Hope Gala, featuring wine tasting and a live musical performance, as well as recognizing this year’s two Hope Award honorees. Â
The American Cancer Society’s mission is to save lives and lead the fight for a world without cancer. But for the first time in its 107-year history, the organization is facing a serious financial shortfall since the current health crisis has impacted its fundraising efforts. LoanLogics is helping to minimize the impact through its sponsorship of Hope Gala 2020 – The Sound of Hope on September 11. With involvement that began in 2012, the company is a long standing and proud supporter of the event. Â
“Cancer directly or indirectly impacts the lives of so many people,” said LoanLogics CEO Bill Neville. “So, taking the opportunity to use our company’s success towards such a noble cause is something that is just the right thing to do.” Â
“In a season of cancelled events, we remind ourselves that the fight against cancer can’t be cancelled, postponed or rescheduled,” the American Cancer Society said in a statement. “We will fight against cancer twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, and three hundred and sixty-five days a year.” Â
The 40-minute event will be held virtually to protect the safety of all participants. The gala will feature a virtual wine tasting with Certified Sommelier Jimmy Quaile and a virtual performance by local singer-songwriter Carol Riddick. Â
Anyone interested in registering for the virtual event or donating to the American Cancer Society can do so online at HopeGalaNJ.Â
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