by logisticsplus | Sep 10, 2013 | News
The LP Golf Team participated in the Erie Insurance Charity Golf Challenge September 9th at Erie Kahkwa Country Club. They finished in 4th place out of 27 teams and are very excited to have raised $6,000 for Lindsay Graygo Memorial Scholarship.
L-R: Bill Cummingham, TJ McGraw, Josh Nkomo, and Mitch Connors
by logisticsplus | Jun 12, 2013 | News
Jim Berlin and Logistics Plus will be honored on July 15, 2013, with the Preservation Stewardship Award for “long term care of a property which has been sensitive to the historic character and fabric of a significant historic or architectural resource.” The property to which they refer is, of course, the home to the Logistics Plus Global Headquarters–Erie’s Union Station.
by logisticsplus | Apr 29, 2013 | News
It was a soggy day, but that couldn’t dampen the spirits of our LP Team! The Logistics Plus March for Babies Team spent this Sunday, April 28th, walking 6.2 miles to support the March of Dimes’ efforts to prevent premature birth and birth defects. In addition to sponsoring a team, Logistics Plus also was a sponsor of the Erie March for Babies.
Diana Sanchez with LP mile marker 2
Back Row L-R: Gretchen Blough, Angela Beaumont, Marty Rowe, Judy Rowe, Meagan Kennedy, Lee Anne Kennedy, Christie St. George, Debbie Chiffon, Jessica Konieczki.
Front Row L-R: Hayden Nuber, Jen Began, Holly Burrows, Diana Sanchez, Julie Moore, Olivia Dembski.
by logisticsplus | May 25, 2012 | News
Logistics Plus Erie participated in the March for Babies on Presque Isle, April 29. What a beautiful spring day spent on a great cause. The Erie team raised over $ 3,000, thus making the overall contribution close to an amazing $ 8,000. Thanks to the teams in Lexington, Dallas, Erie, and all of our supporters.
Team Erie
by logisticsplus | Sep 30, 2011 | News
On September 20th, 2011, Logistics Plus became one of more than 300 sponsors in an effort to raise money for the Flight 93 Memorial National Park in Shanksville, PA. This effort was called “Let’s Roll Ride”, in accordance with the famous phrase used by one of the heroes aboard the flight before they rose up to fight the terrorists. Multiple groups that consisted of 40 riders traveled from different towns across Pennsylvania to arrive at the site and pay their respects.
During the ride, each motorcyclist fastened a blue flag to their bike to honor the heroes. Once at the national park, riders and spectators gathered for a memorial service to honor those who had fallen that day. They had a moment of silence at specific times in correspondence with when the planes had crashed on that day. Family members of the 40 also were in attendance and said the name of their beloved ones on stage while a bell was rung for them.
We, at Logistics Plus, are proud to have participated in this event and are proud to say we will never forget those who gave their lives to protect the ones they cared most about.
