Corcentric Helps Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic Make Wishes Come True

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Corcentric Helps Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic Make
Wishes Come True
1888 PressRelease - Financial process solutions
provider sees value in granting the wishes of
local kids with life-threatening medical
conditions. McLean, VA - Corcentric was a part
of the magic in Washington, DC, when Make-A-Wish
Mid-Atlantic held its 2nd Annual Evening of
Wishes Gala. The mid-May event, which included
silent and live auctions and presentations on
wishes coming true for local kids, raised more
than 650,000. Corcentric, a sponsor of the
event, was represented by Matt Clark, Corcentric
Chief Operating Officer, and his wife Allison.
"We were honored to be able to contribute to the
fantastic efforts of Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic,"
Clark said. "The joy that each wish brings to
children who are experiencing such difficult
health issues is priceless. We commend the
Mid-Atlantic committee for organizing such a
wonderful and positive evening." More than 470
guests attended the gala and were treated to an
inspiring video of wish kid Nitin, who was able
to realize his wish of being a Washington Wizard.
Other children who have benefitted from the
efforts of the foundation shared their touching
stories. Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic has granted
more than 8,300 wishes in the Mid-Atlantic region
since its founding in 1983. This year alone,
Make-A-Wish estimates that 840 local children
will be diagnosed with a life-threatening medical
condition. Currently, there are more than 600
local kids waiting for their wishes to be
granted. About Corcentric Corcentric, a
wholly-owned subsidiary of AmeriQuest Business
Services, Inc., provides cloud-based financial
process automation solutions that have
revolutionized how the world's largest
organizations manage and protect their financial
assets. By connecting best practices with deep
expertise, Corcentric's Accounts Payable and
Accounts Receivable automation solutions enable
organizations to reduce costs, streamline
processes, and provide unmatched visibility
executives need to make critical business
decisions. For more information, visit
http//www.corcentric.com.