Tocqueville Society

A Long History of Standing Together, Standing Tall
For the past 16 years, members of the Tocqueville Society of United Way of Alamance County have worked to advance the common good for the people of our community.

Tocqueville Society members have collectively contributed more than $2 million in just the last five years. These gifts helped individuals and families form the building blocks of a good life: a quality education that leads to a stable job, enough income to support a family through retirement, and good health.

Why Give to the United Way at the Tocqueville Level
Tocqueville Society members are presented with many opportunities to serve their community, so why do they choose the United Way?

They do it because Tocqueville Society members and the United Way have something very important in common. Each has high standards, and is fiercely committed to making the best use of valuable resources.

Tocqueville Society members know that United Way of Alamance County is the community's premiere charitable organization. United Way's volunteer-led, community and program assessments assure the wisest investment of donor dollars. The result is diverse community programs that are monitored, measured and documented, making United Way the most efficient and effective choice for your philanthropic investment.

How to Give
By giving $10,000 or more annually, you join these visionaries who commit their gifts, time and talent to address our community's most critical needs.  Contributions may be made via payroll deduction, check, credit card, through your foundation, or gifts of stock.

Your gift matters.
Become a member today. For information on how to join with others who are positively impacting the education, income and health of people in Alamance County, contact Katie Wright.

2012 Tocqueville Society Members