Tocqueville Society members Thomas and Hillary Daub have built a legacy of giving back, rooted in family, community and a belief in United Way’s ability to turn generosity into meaningful impact.
More than 230 Tocqueville Society members gathered to kick off the 2026-27 campaign, celebrating their collective impact and learning how donor support is helping families recover and rebuild.
Member spotlight: Andy and Cheryl support United Way’s long-term, community-focused approach to creating measurable impact and strengthening the Greater Lehigh Valley for future generations.
About 200 Tocqueville Society members and guests gathered at The Victaulic Guest House in Easton to celebrate the generosity, leadership and collective impact helping strengthen the Greater Lehigh Valley.
As 2025 comes to a close, we’re celebrating our dedicated volunteers who made meaningful impact across the Greater Lehigh Valley. From toy drives to days of service, our volunteers’ time, talent and compassion helped strengthen neighborhoods and bring hope to thousands.
About 60 Tocqueville Society members and their families joined our fourth Day of Service at Roosevelt Elementary School, a United Way Community School, creating a brighter, more welcoming space for students, families and staff.
Photo Gallery: Over 250 Tocqueville Society members and guests gathered at the home of Mike and Diane Molewski for an inspiring evening celebrating generosity, leadership and community impact across the Greater Lehigh Valley.
Tocqueville Society Spotlight: Members since 2015, Michael and Amanda Tuskes share how the Tocqueville Society allows them to support causes close to their hearts.
Member spotlight: Michael and Michele Pessina have supported United Way for over 15 years, driven by a shared belief in giving locally. Their passion for education, children and lasting impact continues to shape a stronger Lehigh Valley community.
Tocqueville Society welcomes new members Jesse and Vinessa Pearson, passionate community leaders dedicated to advancing education, food access and opportunities for women and children in the Greater Lehigh Valley.