MOUNT LAUREL, N.J., Dec. 20, 2016 -- Marlin Business Services Corp. (NASDAQ:MRLN), a leading provider of credit products and services to small businesses, today announced that employees at the company’s headquarters and satellite locations donated hundreds of toys to benefit the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys For Tots Program. Marlin has participated in the program for more than a decade, led by the company’s Community Enrichment Guild (CEG). New toys were collected during a month-long toy drive to be distributed as gifts to less fortunate children in the community.
“The Marlin CEG is proud to once again support the Toys For Tots Program,” said Karen L. Shields, Marlin Vice President and Deputy General Counsel and CEG chairperson. “Our participation in Toys For Tots is one of the many ways Marlin employees contribute their time and resources to make a difference in the lives of our neighbors.”
The Marlin CEG conducts a variety of charitable events throughout the year in service of its mission to strengthen its communities and enrich the lives of its citizens, with an emphasis on youth, by providing assistance with their emotional, physical, economic and medical needs.
About Marlin Business Services Corp.
Marlin Business Services Corp. is a nationwide provider of commercial lending solutions for small businesses. Through its wholly-owned operating subsidiary, Marlin Business Bank, Marlin provides innovative commercial financing solutions that support our customers’ growth and success. Our equipment financing and loan products are offered directly to small businesses, and through third party vendor programs, which includes manufacturers, distributors, independent dealers and brokers. Our mission is to offer convenient financing products while providing the highest level of personalized customer service. Marlin is publicly traded (NASDAQ:MRLN). For more information about Marlin, visit www.marlincorp.com or call toll free at (888) 479-9111.
CONTACT: Marlin Business Services Corp. Media Relations [email protected]


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