Social Responsibility

At LPL Financial, corporate social responsibility is integral to who we are as a company. It guides how we interact with each other, our communities, and our planet, as well as how we conduct business.

300

The approximate number of LPL employees who volunteered during May Serve Days 2019.

18 million

The number of gallons of rainwater collected each year at the Carolinas campus.

100%

LPL’s score in a national benchmarking report on LGBTQ workplace equality practices.

Diversity & Inclusion

Diversity & Inclusion

We support workplace equality and embrace the different perspectives and backgrounds of our financial professionals, employees, and other stakeholders. This creates an environment in which we all can do our best.
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Community Involvement

Community Involvement

LPL Financial and the LPL Financial Foundation support initiatives and programs focusing on increasing access to career pathways for under-resourced teens and young adults.

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Environmental Sustainability

Environmental Sustainability

From on-site recycling and composting to our LEED-certified facilities in San Diego, CA, Fort Mill, SC, and Boston, MA, environmental sustainability runs deep in the LPL workplace and mindset.
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Business Practices

Business Practices

We believe our work at LPL makes a difference — for you, for us, and for the communities in which we live and work. That’s why we share a passion for conducting business ethically and exceedingly well.
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Sustainable Investing

More than ever, your customers want sustainable or socially responsible investing strategies to guide their investments. To meet that need, we offer advisors a wide range of sustainable investment options like centrally managed portfolios, mutual funds, separate accounts, and exchange traded products (ETP). The link will go the new Sustainable Investing page which you are building.

Corporate sustainability

Our business affects our employees, our financial professionals, and their clients. That’s why we seek to better understand the environmental, social, and governance factors that we affect through our work.