Embrace Home Loans Launches Campaign to Reunite Military Families

Jun 19, 2017

Embrace Home Loans has announced the launch of its Embrace Coming Home campaign. Inspired by the dedication and commitment soldiers give to our country, the initiative seeks to provide surprise homecomings to those dealing with the hardships of deployment, reuniting at least five families in 2017.

The campaign is driven by three of Embrace’s core values including love, community and courage, and the company looks to give back to military families who embody all three. Any member of the public is eligible to visit Embrace’s Web site and nominate a deserving family. Once a servicemember and their family are selected, Embrace will begin to arrange travel and a surprise meeting for the family in their hometown, and a day of surprises for the family will follow. Expenses for the surprise reunion will be paid by the lender, who will keep the homecomings a secret.

“Our goal is to bring happiness into the lives of those who have sacrificed so much for their country,” said Meghan Handy, customer experience manager at Embrace Home Loans. “By partnering with friends of military families, we’re excited to raise support and awareness of the sacrifices that military families make for each of us. The surprise homecomings will allow us to give back to our community in a way that is unique and memorable.”

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