PRMI Receives Invitation From Costa Rican School

Mar 21, 2017

Primary Residential Mortgage Inc. (PRMI) was invited to a Costa Rican elementary school during its 12th annual top producers event, where 35 team members participated in a day of giving back. Teachers and students at the Mercedes Elementary School in Ortega received essential items needed for its daily activities and classrooms.

PRMI provided electric fans, new computer desks, new tables and chairs, and delivered a large amount of everyday school supplies. The exterior of the school was also given a facelift by the volunteers, as they painted the exterior and repaired a roof that had been previously damaged.

“We are committed to helping children around the world,” said David Zitting, CEO of PRMI. “We believe that every child deserves a chance to learn and a chance at a better future.”

Over the years, PRMI team members across the nation have donated time, money and personal items to numerous charities and schools across America, the Caribbean and Central America.

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