LeTort Trust Foundation
PURPOSE
The LeTort Trust Foundation was created to leverage LeTort Trust success into a platform for building better lives and brighter futures within the communities we serve.
MISSION
The LeTort Trust Foundation aims:
1) To Provide financial literacy and educational opportunity for the youth of the region.
2) To be at the ready to help with general needs of the communities we serve.
PLEDGE
We have made a commitment to give at least 5% of LeTort Trust annual profits through the foundation to the community at large. Since establishment in 2011, the LeTort Trust Foundation has supported local non-profit initiatives/organizations with direct gifts in excess of $1,500,000.
*Throughout 2021 and 2022 we will be completing 20 service projects in honor of our 20th year in business and hope to impact and help organizations and charities across all sectors. We never imagined the immense amount of support we’d receive from the community when we founded LeTort back in 2001. We can’t think of a more appropriate way to say thank you than by giving back.
Some of Our Charitable Partners:
Our Impact:
Each year LeTort Trust provides financial and volunteer support to Pennsylvania Free Enterprise Week (PFEW), a one-of-a-kind summer program that offers incoming high school juniors and seniors a unique and challenging opportunity to see what it’s like to run their own business. PFEW shares in Atgooth’s mission of ensuring children in our region are given financial and business education. Over the last decade LeTort has gifted $161,151 and sponsored 256 students through the program.
Throughout 2021 and 2022 LeTort will be completing 20 acts of service in honor of our upcoming 20th business anniversary.
Projects we’ve completed or have in the works:
1. A food and coat drive for Capital Area Head Start
2. 2021 Camp Reily clean-up for YWCA
3. Assembling Dental Kits for United Way of the Capital Region
4. Girl Scout cookie donation to Homeland Hospice and an area nursing home
5. Book drive for Simpson Library (proceeds fund their many programs and activities)
6. 2021 Junior Achievement Volunteer Days with LinkBank
7. Blood Drive for Central PA Blood Bank with McConkey Insurance
8. Capital Area Greenbelt Association Clean up with Boyer & Ritter
9. Fund to send one student per year to PFEW in honor of Michael Devlin
10. Extra donation to Junior Achievement for their Biztown Anniversary
11. School Supply Drive for United Way of the Capital Region
12. Thanksgiving food drive and handout with McConkey Insurance
13. LeTort staff volunteers during lunch shifts at Downtown Daily Bread Soup Kitchen
14. Donations collected and financial support given to organizations aiding Ukraine
15. 2022 Camp Reily clean-up for YWCA
16. 2022 Junior Achievement Volunteer Days
17. Extra Atgooth dollars to LeTort employees to donate to the charity or non-profit of their choosing
18. Book donations collected for the United Way
19. Teamed up with Hampden Township Police for Backpack Project 2022
20. Kindergarten and Pre-K Financial Literacy Activities with Joshua Group students
Junior Achievement empowers young people to own their future economic success through financial education which is also one of Atgooth’s top priorities. We support them in various ways throughout the year with donations, participating in their events, and volunteering in classrooms throughout South Central PA.