That you have all the joy that you can wish, to borrow from Shakespeare, both in this season and in your endeavors. At Levenger we take joy in our own endeavors—bringing you products that we hope will help you in yours.
That you know Levenger will continue to be a company that practices conscious capitalism. We will partner with institutions that foster learning and literacy, and seek out responsible suppliers the world over.
That what you find at Levenger will be not just good stuff but the stuff of ideas: products that inspire you to pursue whatever forms your creative expression takes.
That you will count on us to always be the company that will do right by you, so that shopping with us is a delight for you. (And I’m counting on you to tell us if it isn’t.)
That you accept our gratitude for caring that a product is well made and thoughtfully executed. For knowing the value of owning good things made to last. For having expectations that make us raise the bar that much higher to meet them.
You have brought such meaning into the lives of the people of Levenger. I hope we have done the same, and then some, for you.
Happy holidays,
One of the tests of time regarding Levenger is that over the years, each time we have had to move, the Levenger items always go with us. When we make choices of what to take, our lamps, book containers, lap desks and bags, are just as useful today as they were 20-25 years ago. Thanks for being such a big part of our lives.
CJ and Clyde
Posted by: CJ Horn | December 12, 2011 at 08:52 PM
Love the idea of "conscious capitalism" -- a much-needed example of capitalism in a positive light. Great way to describe what you do!
Posted by: John H | December 17, 2011 at 10:46 PM
Dear CJ and Clyde,
What a nice tribute you've given us--that your Levenger gear lasts and earns the right to stay with you as you move. That's our idea of sustainability. Many thanks for the warming words this holiday season.
And John H, yes, I believe in the power tools of capitalism to do good in this world. We're happy to be a small part of that.
Happy Holidays!
Steve
Posted by: Steve Leveen | December 20, 2011 at 07:42 AM
I enjoy using your products and several years ago I had the opportunity to visit your Florida store. My congregational council just shared Christmas presents with me. Through the assistance of my wife I received a wide array of your products to work with over the years from our congregational council. Your products are of such quality they endure daily use and in some cases refine with age. I would like to suggest the possibility of adding a stylus with your Levenger pens. I have begun using an Ipad and would find a Levenger Stylus to be a very functional addition to my pocket of tools.
Have a wonderful Christmas and Happy Holidays.
The Rev. Timothy W. Sadler
Lead Pastor
St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church--Carlisle, PA.
Posted by: The Rev. Timothy W Sadler | December 21, 2011 at 01:43 PM
Dear Rev. Sadler,
Many thanks for your kind words about Levenger. Thanks as well to your conspiring wife and congregational council who aid in our business!
I love the idea of refining with age. May it be so for us all.
As for your suggestion for a Levenger Stylus, I agree. Watch our emails and catalog for some new offerings there, I hope, soon next year.
Happy New Year to you and yours,
Steve
Posted by: Steve Leveen | December 30, 2011 at 09:17 AM
Dear Mr. Leveen,
I have been using Levenger products for over a decade. They are thoughtfully designed, of the highest quality and your customer service is right up there with the best - Levenger, Apple, Southwest and Costco !
Your December 12th comment that you partner with institutions that promote learning and literacy really struck a chord with me. I applaud you and your whole team at Levenger for your passion and dedication.
As it turns out, I will be in Palm Beach Gardens from the 16th - 22nd of February. I would very much like to stop by and say hello to you and your outstanding team!
I pray you and everyone at Levenger have the best year yet in 2012.
Sincerely,
Herbert D. Hentzen, III
Posted by: Herbert D. Hentzen, III | January 03, 2012 at 04:52 PM