Since Frank Sauder started what would eventually grow into what is now R.W. Sauder, our family-owned and operated company has achieved several meaningful benchmarks. We employ approximately 400 hard-working, talented employees. We have an extended network that includes 50+ farms that produce the eggs we have the privilege to sell. And we have long-standing, multi-generational relationships with many of the farmers who produce our eggs.
While we’re proud of all of those achievements, they’re not what we’re most proud of. Our crowning achievement isn’t even selling well over a million eggs per year.
Instead, we consider our demonstrated commitment to giving back our greatest achievement.
Community involvement has always been at the heart of Sauder’s Eggs, from local traditions like the Annual Sauder’s Egg Run & Walk to supporting events such as the Lititz Halloween Parade and the Pennsylvania Farm Show.
Community connection extends beyond events; we have a deep commitment to meeting the everyday needs of our neighbors. Each year, Sauder’s helps to provide nutritious protein to families in need by donating thousands of farm-fresh eggs to local food pantries and organizations such as Blessings of Hope. In 2025, Sauder’s donated more than 280,000 eggs to support families in Lancaster and Lebanon Counties impacted by food insecurity.
Sauder’s is also committed to strengthening our workforce community by investing in people and education. Through our partnership with the Lancaster County Career & Technology Center (CTC), Sauder’s supports hands-on education and workforce development that prepares students for meaningful careers in the skilled trades. This support includes financial contributions to the CTC Foundation and leadership involvement from Mark Sauder, President & CEO, as a CTC Foundation board member. Sauder’s donated a Volvo 630 diesel truck for use in the Diesel Equipment Technology program and participates in CTC’s co-op program, giving CTC students real-world experience at Sauder’s. CTC graduate Nick Krick, who began his career at Sauder’s through a co-op placement in 2017, now serves as Fleet Manager.
Sauder’s is proud to be part of the communities where our employees live and work. We believe that strong community relationships create meaningful connections and help our community grow and thrive for generations to come.
If you’d like to learn more about our community and charitable activities, we encourage you to contact our family-owned and operated business. If you know of an organization that might benefit from our help or our participation in an upcoming event, we’d love to hear all about it!
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