Mortgage Equity Partners’ VP Takes Part in Pan Mass Challenge Race

Aug 03, 2018

Dave Holding, Vice President of Mortgage Equity Partners, recently took part in the Pan Mass Challenge (PMC), with more than 6,000 other cyclists traveling up to 192 miles on 12 different routes to raise money for the Dana Farber Cancer Institute.

The PMC has evolved into the largest athletic fundraiser in the country. Holding rode in connection with the Boston Bruins Foundation.

Mortgage Equity Partners committed to supporting Dave in his endeavor and for every loan closed in July and August, Mortgage Equity Partners donated $25 to Dave’s fundraising efforts.

“We all have our reasons for wanting to support this cause and eradicate cancer from the face of the earth,” said Sean Riley, President and Chief Executive Officer of Mortgage Equity Partners. “I am proud to say that our company can support Dave’s fundraising efforts with this donation.”

Holding said, “The PMC is always the highlight of my summer and my year. I am always humbled and inspired by the support of family, friends and colleagues who rally together to raise money for this most worthy cause, the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. Together, we can do great things!”

The PMC made a gift of $51 million to the Dana Farber Cancer Institute in 2017, bringing its cumulative total to $598 million since the bike-a-thon’s inception in 1980.

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