TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY
What is the Tocqueville Society?
Inspired by Alexis de Tocqueville’s admiration for American civic engagement, the Tocqueville Society celebrates philanthropic leaders and volunteers who contribute $10,000 or more annually to address the community’s most pressing challenges.
Since its establishment in 1984, the Society has grown into a global movement, with 400 chapters worldwide and nearly 25,000 members who raise more than $529 million annually. As a member, you’ll be part of a legacy of generosity that drives positive change and strengthens communities through collective giving.
Members of the Tocqueville Society embody the spirit of neighbors helping neighbors. By dedicating your resources to solving the most pressing challenges in our communities, you become a part of a global movement of compassionate leaders.
Member Benefits
Philanthropic Partnership – play an active role in the work of United Way of Florence County
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An up-close look at how data-driven funding decisions are made
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Exclusive updates on United Way happenings, customized to fit your preferred method and frequency
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Collaborate with leadership and lend your perspective on the communities most pressing priorities and our approaches to addressing them
Complimentary invitations to key fundraising events in Florence County and seat reservations at a Tocqueville table
Recognition in print and digital materials, based on personal preferences (e.g. our newsletter, website, social media, etc.)
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I have seen Americans make great and sincere sacrifices for the key common good… They meet; they seek each other out; they unite.
-Alexis de Tocqueville, 1835
For more information about United Way’s Tocqueville Society, please contact Tracy Schroeder via email.