Leadership in the Community

Created in 1984 by the late James F. Mulvaney to recognize philanthropic leaders, Tocqueville Society membership is granted to individuals who give at least $10,000 annually to United Way.

As a Tocqueville Society member, you play a vital role in developing the leadership and resources that enable United Way to have the greatest impact in our community. You are joined by other leading San Diegans committed at the highest level to improving lives.    

Benefits of Tocqueville Society Membership

• Join a network of more than 25,000 members of Alexis de Tocqueville Society philanthropists throughout the United States
• Become part of a network of local leaders who are creating long-lasting, positive changes in San Diego County
• Enjoy unique opportunities to connect with top philanthropists and community leaders through invitations to exclusive events and volunteer programs throughout the year
• Your name will be recognized in the United Way of San Diego County Annual Report and the Tocqueville Society web page at uwsd.org
• Recieve bi-monthly reporting on UWSD Community Impact Programs
• Gain the confidence and satisfaction of knowing your contribution and leadership are helping to address the critical areas of Education and Family Stability in San Diego County
• Engage through networking opportunities in United Way's affinity groups: Women's Leadership Council (WLC) and Emerging Leaders Council (ELC), if you wish to opt in

2017 Tocqueville Society Cabinet 

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