“I’m especially proud to support an organization that creates real change.”
Donor Spotlight: Tocqueville Society member Lisa Grenier of Just Born Quality Confections shares why she has consistently supported local United Ways over the past 30 years.
Donor Spotlight: Tocqueville Society member Lisa Grenier of Just Born Quality Confections shares why she has consistently supported local United Ways over the past 30 years.
Photo Gallery: Tocqueville Society donors and their families gathered for a day of service, supporting local agencies and creating positive change in our community.
Photo Gallery: Over 125 Tocqueville donors gathered for United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley’s Fall Tocqueville event at Barn Swallow Farm, a rustic venue in Northampton surrounded by cornfields and adorned with pumpkins and string lights.
United Way Community Schools, supported by the Barnes Family Foundation, have transformed education for 19,000+ students across 33 schools, leading to better attendance, family engagement, and academic achievement in the Lehigh Valley.
Tocqueville Society member Andrew Dinka of Air Products supports United Way because he believes that everyone using United Way-supported services deserves every dollar given.
Carlos Hodges, DVM, Tocqueville Society member and former United Way Board member, stands by our mission because it aligns well with his family’s values.
Photo Gallery: Over 100 Tocqueville donors gathered at The Shelby’s new outdoor dining space to celebrate 2023 campaign successes, welcome new members and emphasize the critical need for support in the face of rising local poverty.
“Education is the pathway to a brighter future, and I really believe in United Way’s mission to ensure that all kids are afforded the opportunity to graduate high school prepared for life, college and career.”
Tocqueville Society members, Bill and Peggy Hecht, give to United Way because our emphasis on education and building strong families aligns with their values.
Photo Gallery: United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley Tocqueville Society and Leadership donors gathered at Martin Guitar Museum in Nazareth for an evening of appreciation.