Gene Latta Ford was the primary sponsor to the Healing fields of Hanover to commemorate the 10 year anniversary of all those who died on September 11, 2001 and is recognized as the Heritage Sponsor. Gene Latta Ford closed it's doors on Friday September 9, 2011 to take the entire GENE LATTA FORD TEAM to help set up the Healing Fields. It was a unique day and a great opportunity to serve. Proceeds from the event went towards The Wounded Warrior Project, National Fallen Firefighters Foundation and local fire, police and veteran groups. The field displayed acres of 3,000 flags, each with a name of one of the victims. These 3'X5' flags stood 8' tall in perfect rows. This living display of heroism flew as a temporary patriotic tribute to the strength and unity of Americans.
 

 60th Annual Golden Deeds Award

Gene Latta Ford sponsored the donor wall at the VNA of Hanover. 

The VNA, or Visiting Nurses Association, of Hanover/Spring Grove has been serving the area since 1909. they have been the leader in home health care providing the first well-baby clinics, comprehensive respiratory home care program, ostomy care, hospice care and private duty services.

Gene Latta Ford donates to the Hanover Hospital PREP Campaign. Hanover Hospital is a not-for-profit community hospital dedicated to the promotion of wellness, preservation of health, and the provision of diagnostic and therapeutic services to the people of the Greater Hanover Area.

Gene Latta Ford donates to the Susan B Komen Race for the Cure in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month in October 2011. Gene Latta Ford teamed up with the Hanover Inferno and Hanover U97 Soccer teams in October 2011; for each goal that the team scored, Gene Latta Ford gave $100 towards the cause. In November, Gene Latta Ford sent a check to Susan Be Komen. Thanks boys for your hard work to support a worthy cause! Both boys teams wore pink shoe laces to show their support for this great cause.

Gene Latta Ford has supported the YMCA Kids Come First Campaign and the YMCA Golf Tournament for years. The Hanover YMCA's mission is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all while strengthening the foundations of the community.

Approximately 300 sixth-graders and 60 high school counselors will be participating in Camp C.A.R.E.S. (Conewago Area Resource and Environmental Study), a 3-day, 2-night outdoor education excursion for all sixth-graders at Conewago Valley Intermediate School. In support of the camp, Gene Latta Ford made a donation. Pictured, from left, are Steve Latta, dealership president; students, Josh Knight, Breanna Ditzler, Robbie Moul, Damian Twiddy, Preston Evans and Cole Burchette; and Shawn Groft, dealership general manager.