Voyage Home Loans and Angelwish worked together to coordinate an essay contest as part of their Giving Spree event, where a group of interested Sacramento area children were asked to write, “the perfect day for you and a sick friend. What would you do? Where would you go?” The winner of the Angelwish and Voyage Giving Spree Essay Contest is Aiden Sacco, 8, of Newcastle, Calif. "I couldn't believe I won," said Aiden Sacco. "I was jumping up and down and I thought for sure I wouldn't even make it into the top four, I thought I'd be seventh. I was totally surprised to be the winner.” Aiden, and about 20 Sacramento children, will shop at 8 am on Saturday, March 6, and spend $3,200 at the G

Voyage Home Loans and Angelwish, an international non-profit organization that empowers busy people to grant the wishes of children infected and/or affected with HIV/AIDS, have partnered to sponsor a giving spree to benefit Angelwish kids.   The giving spree will take place at the G. Willikers Toy Emporium at 8:00 AM on Saturday, March 6. Local Sacramento children will be purchasing $3,200 worth of toys, books, games, and other gifts for the Angelwish children and their families. The event was made possible through the generous contributions of Voyage employees, whose donations were matched by the company.   "Angelwish is thrilled to be working with the employees of Voyage in engaging

Sacramento, Calif. — In an employee-led initiative, Voyage Home Loans donated over eight hundred dollars to UNICEF’s ongoing humanitarian relief effort for children in Haiti. The donations were collected by members of a team from KDND 107.9 “The End” in Sacramento. The contributions were a part of Voyage’s new Social Good Directive, which hopes to promote local, regional, and global Social Good awareness through Facebook in 2010. The project was led by Voyage’s Carly Harrington and Corinne Blackney, who quickly and efficiently brought the employees together and organized the donations in slightly over an hour’s time after hearing about The End’s efforts via the “Wake Up Call” morning show

Local mortgage company, Voyage Home Loans, has signed on as a sponsor for the Fifth Annual Painting for Miracles charity art event, Saturday, September 26, at Zap Creative Studios at North 12th Street. The sponsorship will fund an artist’s interpretive painting of a Children's Miracle Network child’s story. The event will sponsor 50 artists portraying 50 different children’s stories. “This is our fifth year and while it’s tough out there, I let everyone know that these kids don’t know about the economy,” said Julie Knudsen, owner of Zap Creative Studios and founder of Painting for Miracles. “These kids just want to get through whatever it is they’re fighting.” According to the Painting f