InvestorNewsBreaks – Advisors Mortgage Group’s Lake Forest Branch Participates in 5K to Support Free Wheelchair Mission

Jun 1, 2022

Advisors Mortgage Group, based in Ocean Township, New Jersey, today announced that its Lake Forest, California, branch participated in a 5K Walk/Run for Mobility on May 22 in Newport Beach. The event raised awareness for Free Wheelchair Mission, a humanitarian, faith-based nonprofit that designs and manufactures cost-efficient, durable wheelchairs for developing countries around the world. Donating to this organization since 2015, the branch became the top sponsor in 2020. “I am deeply passionate,” said Perla Wright, Lake Forest branch manager, “about bringing mobility to people in developing countries. I have seen how the gift of a wheelchair transforms the lives of recipients and their loved ones. The gift of mobility provides more than mobility, it provides hope, freedom and community. Without mobility, people are often left confined to their homes, unable to go to school, make a living or participate in the community.”

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About Advisors Mortgage Group

With big dreams and even more determination, Advisors Mortgage Group was founded in October 1999 by a single loan officer in a 400-square-foot office in Shrewsbury, New Jersey. In the years since its formation, Advisors has grown to serve not only the greater New Jersey area but also a vast portion of the United States. With branch offices up and down the East Coast and its corporate office in Ocean Township, New Jersey, Advisors Mortgage has established itself as a pillar of excellence in the mortgage industry. Its immense experience is Advisors Mortgage Group’s greatest asset and is the foundation of the success of the company and every Advisors branch and loan officer. In 2005, Advisors Mortgage Group was designated by the Federal Housing Authority as a Full Eagle FHA Underwriter. As a Full Eagle, Advisors has been able to expand its loan volume by approving loans, which a majority of the competition could not dream of. Advisors Mortgage Group has built a platform for a seamless and stress-free mortgage process for all of its customers, and it has that same mission throughout all of its offices. Advisors Mortgage Group understands that success cannot be attained without teamwork and communication, two of its most important strengths. For more information, visit the company’s website at https://AdvisorsMortgage.com.

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