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SkiHawk Mortgage is pround to partner with Pat Boone to promote his new premium meat company and help fight world hunger. Read below the press release and click on the Pat Boone All-American Meats link on our home page to place your order and help fight world hunger while enjoying the best steaks available for your family.

Cary, NC — December 7, 2010 — Pat Boone All-American Meats (http://www.patboonemeats.com/), founded by 1950s entertainment icon and well-recognized philanthropist Pat Boone, is proud to promote its business of to-your-door delivered mouth-watering steaks and other premium-quality cuts of beef, a business established with a mission of ending world hunger. A proceed of every sale affiliates generate will go to help feed hungry families in all corners of the world.

Pat Boone All-American Meats delivers a renowned line of hand-trimmed rib eyes, New York strips, T-bones, Porterhouse, thick-cut filet mignon and sirloin steaks directly to patrons’ doors. All premium-quality beef is grain-fed and slow-aged for optimum tenderness and taste, and has been sourced and processed by the choicest U.S. beef producers. At least 5% of all consumer purchases goes toward the nonprofit Pat Boone Foundation, which provides direct support to multiple organizations actively addressing the endemic of world hunger. Affiliates promoting the Meats with a Mission or “Feed the People” campaign can also feel good about driving sales that support U.S. farmers and ranchers, and core American values such as families gathering around the dinner table together.

“I’ve long been an advocate for preserving two very important facets of the American experience: family and philanthropy,” Boone said of his new All-American Meats business. “It is our goal to promote core American values, such as family dinner time and giving back to community. What better way to celebrate and encourage these values than by offering an excellent steak for a family to enjoy, knowing that all affiliate sales and purchases can directly help those in need.”