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LINTHICUM, MD, November 4, 2019— NFM Lending will sponsor the Little Smiles Philadelphia’s Monte Carlo Night taking place on November 9, 2019. This event will benefit children undergoing treatment for life-altering illnesses in the Greater Philadelphia region.

The event will take place at Lincoln Financial Field and will include food, tours, entertainment, raffle prizes, and of course, casino style games.

“My very close friend’s daughter is a miracle survivor of a rare and deadly form of Leukemia,” said David Silverman, CEO of NFM Lending. “Not only did she benefit from the work of Little Smiles, but she was able to get a successful bone marrow transplant from her brother and is now clear of the disease. It’s an honor for NFM to help this incredible organization continue their mission.”

Little Smiles is a volunteer-driven, nonprofit 501(c)3 children’s charity. The organization’s mission is to help children in local hospitals, hospices, shelters, and similar care facilities by allowing them to “be a kid again.” Working together with local professionals, such as doctors, nurses, child life specialists, and social workers, the organization works to help bring “little smiles” to these children, giving them special event tickets, toys and electronics, pizza parties, and more.

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LINTHICUM, MD, November 6, 2015— NFM Lending will sponsor the Philadelphia Chapter Little Smiles Stars Ball taking place on November 14, 2015. This event is a gala to benefit children undergoing treatment for life-altering illnesses in the Greater Philadelphia region.

The theme of this year’s Stars Ball is “A Night at the Oscars” and will take place at the Marriott Philadelphia Downtown. Children currently undergoing treatment for life-altering illnesses will be the “Stars” of the event, arriving by limo and walking the red carpet. The event will include dinner, dancing, a silent auction, raffles, and live auction.

“Little smiles works with local hospitals, hospices, and other like facilities to help kids with very serious forms of cancer escape their circumstances, even if it’s just for a short period of time,” said David Silverman, CEO of NFM Lending. “My very close friend’s daughter is a miracle survivor of a rare and deadly form of Leukemia. Not only did she benefit from the work of Little Smiles, but she was able to get a successful bone marrow transplant from her brother, and is now 5 years clear of the disease. It’s an honor for NFM to help this incredible organization continue their mission.”

Little Smiles is a volunteer-driven, nonprofit 501(c)3 children’s charity. The organization’s mission is to help children in local hospitals, hospices, shelters, and similar care facilities by allowing them to “be a kid again.” Working together with local professionals such as doctors, nurses, child life specialists, and social workers, the organization works to help bring “little smiles” to these children, giving them special event tickets, toys and electronics, pizza parties, and more.

NFM Lending is proud to support many local charities and nonprofits through sponsorship and volunteer work. NFM has also been involved in charitable efforts with AnySoldier, the Ronald McDonald House of Baltimore, the Maryland SPCA, and the American Diabetes Association, to name a few. For more information about NFM Lending’s charitable work, click here.

NFM Lending is a mortgage lending company currently licensed in 29 states in the U.S. The company was founded in Baltimore, Maryland in 1998. They attribute their success in the mortgage industry to their steadfast commitment to customers and the community. NFM Lending has firmly planted itself in the home loan marketplace as “America’s Common Sense Residential Mortgage Lender™.”

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