History
United Way of Broward County Tocqueville Society
The Tocqueville Society, initiated in March, 1984, is designed to deepen the understanding, commitment and support of individuals to United Ways and to recognize the deep commitment to service. Membership in the Society is granted to individuals who contribute at least $10,000 annually to the United Way.
Thank you to all of these individuals who have made such a difference in their local community!
Specific objectives of the program are to:
• Save and change lives throughout the nation through philanthropic leadership.
• Enhance local recognition of long-standing service volunteers in ways that foster voluntary community service.
• Expand high-level personal giving and major giving programs with high standards.
• Build local/national linkages to enhance and strengthen local leadership development and major giving efforts.
United Way of Broward County’s Tocqueville Society was founded in 1990 with four contributors. Today, it includes over 100 of our community’s most generous philanthropists. For more information, please contact nthies@unitedwaybroward.org, or call
(954)426-4850, ext. 210
