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• Feed-A-Friend Marathon. December, 2009. This year Legacy
employees donated 468 cans of food in support of the 24th annual Feed-A-Friend Marathon held by our local radio
station, WHVR 1280AM. The food and money raised by WHVR is used by the Greater Hanover Red Cross to support the
community food pantry and the annual 'Hope for the Holidays' program. For more information on this worthy cause,
please visit
http://www.HanoverRedCross.org/.
• United Way. December, 2009. Legacy and its employees
recently continued their strong and active support of the United Way of York County. This year, 82% of Legacy’s employees participated
in the United Way Campaign to raise the funds needed to support the 35 partner agencies and other organizations that help people in need
and make our community stronger, safer and healthier. With Legacy matching its employees’ donations dollar-for-dollar, the total
contribution over the past 5 years exceeds $50,000! For more information on this worthy cause, please visit
http://www.unitedway-york.org/ and
http://www.liveunited.org/.
• YMCA “Kids Come First” Campaign. April, 2009. Legacy donates cash to the Hanover Area YMCA’s “Kids Come First”
Campaign, which is an annual fund-raising campaign to provide children, families, and adults in our community with the opportunity to benefit from the YMCA’s
many events, programs and services, like camps and child care. For more information on this worthy cause, please visit:
http://www.hanoverymca.org/default.asp?ID=69.
• Relay for Life. May, 2009. Legacy donates hats for charity auction in support of Relay for Life, the
American Cancer Society’s signature activity. Each year, Relay for Life offers everyone in a community an opportunity to join in the fight against cancer.
Last year, more than 3.5 million people from across the country and from all walks of life participated in raising much-needed funds to fight cancer and raise
awareness of cancer prevention and treatment. For more information on this worthy cause, please visit:
http://www.relayforlife.org.
• Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA). May, 2009. Legacy donates hats for charity auction in support of
the MDA. The MDA is a voluntary health agency -- a dedicated partnership between scientists and concerned citizens aimed at conquering neuromuscular
diseases that affect more than a million Americans. For more information on this worthy cause, please visit:
http://www.mda.org.
• Kiwanis Club of Hanover. Spring, 2009. Legacy sponsors company volunteers who donate their time each week
to the goals of Kiwanis. Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers focused on a wide variety of initiatives that support the needs of children in our local
communities. The Hanover Chapter sponsors three high school Key Clubs; provides holiday presents for children from disadvantaged families; supports the National
Head Start Foundation, the Make-A-Wish Foundation, the Boy Scouts and Girls Scouts of America; and donates scholarships for deserving youth. For more information
on this worthy cause, please visit
http://www.kiwanis.org/.
• Feed-A-Friend Marathon. December, 2008. This year Legacy employees donated 690 cans of food in support of
the 23rd annual Feed-A-Friend Marathon held by our local radio station, WHVR 1280AM. The food and money raised by WHVR is used by the Greater Hanover Red Cross to
support the community food pantry and the annual 'Hope for the Holidays' program. For more information on this worthy cause, please visit
http://www.hanoverredross.org/.
• Children’s Advocacy Center. October, 2008. Legacy donated hats for the charity auction in support of the Adams
County Children’s Advocacy Center. ACCAC provides a community-based, child-focused center that facilitates the prevention, identification, investigation, prosecution, and
treatment of child abuse. For more information on this worthy cause, please visit
http://www.adamscountypacac.org/.
• Coldwell Banker Cares Foundation. October, 2008. Legacy donated hats for the charity auction in support of
the Coldwell Banker Cares Foundation. The Coldwell Banker Cares Foundation is dedicated to the overall welfare of our communities and we encourage participation in many
community support activities and projects including, but not limited to, homeless shelters, soup kitchens and pantries, disease prevention, research and education, family
and individual advocacy, environmental clean-up and education and the arts. The companies and the foundation are committed to our communities and will continue to strive
to serve and contribute to the mutual welfare of all. For more information on this worthy cause, please visit
http://www.cbmove.com/aboutus/CaresFoundation.aspx?si=8&ssi=7.
• WHO Foundation. July, 2008. Legacy donates hats for charity auction in support of The Who Foundation (Women Helping Others).
Each year, The WHO Foundation has touches the lives of hundreds of thousands of women and children in need of help by funding numerous charities that address health,
education and wellness concerns. For more information on this worthy cause, please visit
http://www.whofoundation.org.
• United Way. July, 2008. Legacy and its employees actively support the United Way of York County. In 2008, 75%
of Legacy’s employees participated in the United Way Campaign to raise the funds needed to support the 35 partner agencies and other organizations that help people in need
and make our community stronger, safer and healthier. The Company matched its employees’ donations dollar-for-dollar. For more information on this worthy cause, please visit
http://www.unitedway-york.org/ and http://www.liveunited.org/.
• Junior Achievement. Spring, 2009. Legacy recognizes that our children are our country’s future and is proud to
participate in Junior Achievement. JA is the world’s largest organization dedicated to educating students about workforce readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy
through experiential, hands-on programs. JA’s unique approach allows volunteers from the community to teach students by sharing their experiences in a way that inspires and
empowers students to believe in themselves and in making a difference in the world. This year, Legacy was honored by JA for its involvement by sending 7 staff members into
elementary and middle schools in the community. Click here for article. For more information on this Junior Achievement, please visit
http://www.ja.org.
• Hanover Area YMCA. Spring, 2009. Legacy is a proud supporter of the Hanover Area YMCA having donated thousands
of hats to be distributed to area members as well as a being a “Community Sponsor” for the 2007 Capital Campaign to expand and renovate its facilities. The YMCA is a non-profit
and volunteer led charity whose mission is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind, and body for all. The YMCA’s programs support
and strengthen individuals and families, build character, embrace diversity, and promote healthy lifestyles. For more information on the YMCA, please visit
http://www.hanoverymca.org/.
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