LTi donates more than $5,000 to community and veteran groups

LTi Technology Solutions has made more than US$5,000 in donations to two non-profit organisations focused on community support and veteran services in the United States, the company announced.

Employees at the Nebraska-based equipment finance software provider selected The Dignity Closet and the Gary Sinise Foundation as this year’s charitable partners. Staff contributions were matched by the company.

More than US$1,700 in cash and household items were donated to The Dignity Closet, an Omaha-area non-profit that provides clothing, toiletries and other essentials to families in Sarpy County and the Greater Omaha region. With LTi’s matching funds, the total contribution exceeded US$3,500.

The company also contributed US$1,500 to the Gary Sinise Foundation, which supports veterans, first responders and their families through programs ranging from adapted housing for wounded service members to training initiatives for emergency personnel. Employees raised more than US$750 through Veterans Day shirt purchases, and LTi matched the amount. The donation coincided with Giving Tuesday, when a separate donor pledged to match contributions to the foundation up to US$500,000.

LTi Chief Executive Jeff Van Slyke said the donations reflect long-standing internal values around service and community engagement.

“Giving back is woven into who we are,” Van Slyke said in a statement. “Our team shows up year after year with incredible generosity, and we’re proud to support organisations like The Dignity Closet and the Gary Sinise Foundation, whose missions make a meaningful impact in our communities and for those who serve our country. Matching our employees’ contributions is one way we reinforce that spirit of compassion and service.”