United Way of Palm Beach County’s Tocqueville Society is named after French author Alexis de Tocqueville who traveled extensively through the United States in the 1800’s and wrote Democracy in America. De Tocqueville recognized and applauded the American desire to take a personal role in the advancement of society by combining philanthropy and service.
Today, De Tocqueville’s observations live on through United Way of Palm Beach County’s Tocqueville Society. Our members have served as one of our community’s most prestigious and effective philanthropic organizations. With a minimum investment of $10,000 annually, society members are philanthropic leaders who believe being surrounded by like-minded investors is the best way to collectively tackle some of Palm Beach County’s biggest issues.
With a minimum investment of $10,000 annually, join philanthropic leaders who believe being surrounded by like-minded investors is the best way to collectively and strategically tackle Palm Beach County’s biggest issues.
United Way of Palm Beach County offers a unique giving option that allows community leaders to step up to the $10,000 annual giving minimum by gradually moving to that level over three years. Step-up donors are recognized as members of Tocqueville Society from the very first year and receive full member benefits including invitations to exclusive events and recognition as a $10,000 donor in society directories and newsletters.
Step Up Tocqueville Society Pledge Form
For further information about the Tocqueville Society, please contact:
leadership@UnitedWayPBC.org or 561-375-6658.
“ Volunteering on the United Way Board allows me to turn compassion into action. I’ve supported United Way throughout my career, but serving in this role gives me a deeper connection to the lives we’re changing. At NCCI, I give through our campaign and hope to inspire others to do the same. United Way ensures every dollar reaches the people and programs that need it most – amplifying our collective impact across the community.” – Donna Glenn, Tocqueville Cabinet Chair
