Youth Enrichment Services (YES) recently received a $10,000 donation from Woburn-based consulting firm, LGA. This donation was made possible by the generosity of the Cummings Foundation. In recognition of LGA’s 40th anniversary and longstanding relationship as a client of Cummings Properties, the Cummings Foundation allocated $100,000 to LGA to worthy non-profit organizations.
YES was selected by the LGA team from a list of over 40 nominated organizations whose missions and purposes were harmonious with the values of LGA. “The mission of YES is very well aligned with the firm’s community based give back initiative,” says LGA Managing Partner, John Geraci. “We hope to build off of this and find ways to plug into your organization even more!”
This generous contribution will help support YES’s impactful and enriching outdoor, sports-based experiences and leadership development programs for Boston youth. “With summer programming starting soon, the timing of this gift could not better,” says YES Executive Director Bryan Van Dorpe. “Thank you to everyone at LGA who helped make this gift happen for our young people!”
About LGA – LGA is a CPA and Business Advisor consulting firm based in Woburn, MA. They provide business consulting and valuations, outsourced accounting services, tax planning, and assurance through strategic insight, straightforward advice and value-added services. LGA’s leadership focuses on transparency, integrity, and communication leading to the dedication of our team of professionals and the high level of service they provide to clients. Visit their website at www.lgallp.com.
About Cummings Foundation – Woburn-based Cummings Foundation, Inc. was established in 1986 by Joyce and Bill Cummings. The Foundation directly operates its own charitable subsidiaries, including New Horizons retirement communities in Marlborough and Woburn. Its largest single commitment to date has been to Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University. Additional information is available at www.CummingsFoundation.org. YES is a two-time recipient (2019 and 2015) of the Cummings Foundation’s “100K for 100” grant program.