Riesentöter Foundation is a renowned brand and one of the most active regions in the Porsche Club of America. With a history dating back to 1957, Riesentöter Region is the twelfth largest region in the country, boasting over 113,000 members across its 144 regions. Originally named the Eastern Pennsylvania Region of Porsche Club of America, Riesentöter, meaning Giant Killer in German, was established in 1973 as a tribute to the little Porsches' impressive performance on the race track against bigger rivals like Corvettes, Ferraris, and Jaguars.

Based in eastern Pennsylvania, Riesentöter welcomes Porsche enthusiasts from all over the world to become members. With a focus on providing a well-rounded experience, Riesentöter offers a diverse range of activities and events. These include monthly meetings featuring captivating topics and speakers, exciting driver's education programs, thrilling track profiles at renowned venues such as NJMP, Pocono, Summit Point, and Watkins Glen, as well as autocross, street survival, and rally events.

Additionally, members can enjoy club racing, concours competitions, and even participate in charity events like the Phil-a-Trunk initiative. Riesentöter also takes pride in its online presence, offering members access to valuable resources such as technical information, merchandise, and photo galleries. Furthermore, Riesentöter Foundation supports the Porsche Club of America's mission and initiatives, contributing to the larger Porsche community and cultivating a strong sense of camaraderie among its dedicated members