Alexis de Tocqueville Society
A global force of 70,000+ community and business leaders impacting at the highest levels
Tocqueville Society members devote time, talent and financial investments to their community. As a member of the Tocqueville Society, you join an extraordinary group of more than 40 local individuals and couples dedicated to shaping a thriving future for our community through philanthropy. Your annual individual or household giving of $10,000 or more fuels the mission of United Way of Tarrant County and creates long-lasting change by tackling our communities’ most challenging issues.
Benefits
Your annual giving helps build a stronger communities across Tarrant County – and gives you access to these benefits:
- Opportunities to connect with the area’s most influential philanthropists and business/civic leaders
- Member-exclusive event invitations, such as socials and house parties
- Name recognition at United Way of Tarrant County's office
- Tailored communications sharing United Way of Tarrant County’s impact across in our community
About Alexis de Tocqueville
The United Way of Tarrant County’s Tocqueville Society is named for French author Alexis de Tocqueville. Tocqueville traveled throughout the United States and wrote Democracy in America, a detailed study of society and politics. He recognized and applauded Americans’ desire to take a personal role in the advancement of society and their ability to bring real improvement to communities by working together.
Let us know about your interest in the Tocqueville Society and any questions you have. We’ll be in touch soon.
