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Tocqueville Society members are leading supporters of United Way of Northeast Florida, contributing a minimum of $10,000 annually to create a community of opportunity and drive philanthropic impact. As a member, you'll be listed in the Tocqueville Society leadership directory alongside prominent leaders in Northeast Florida. Join today to make a difference and be part of exclusive events and gatherings.
Download Pledge Form Join or Renew Online Recognition Programs Contact UsKatie and Michael Boniface are the 2023-2024 Tocqueville Society Chairs. Katie is a lead engineer at Mayo Clinic Florida. She was introduced to United Way through a work campaign during a college internship. She has been involved in various ways since then, including serving as a Stein Fellow member and now as an alumna. Mike is an assistant professor of emergency medicine at Mayo Clinic Florida. He was introduced to United Way through Mayo Clinic’s corporate campaign and has since participated actively on the steering committee. Mike and Katie live in Jacksonville with their three daughters and look forward to meeting you soon.
United Way of Northeast Florida’s recognition programs are an ideal way for donors to become new Tocqueville Society members or for current members to deepen their impact.
Join us in commemorating a century of transformative impact as we mark our 100th anniversary with the launch of the exclusive Centennial Circle. By making an additional one-time undesignated gift of $10,000 towards United Way’s Community Impact Fund in 2024, you can become esteemed members of our prestigious Centennial Circle. Your generous contribution will be acknowledged on our 100th anniversary webpage and at all celebratory events throughout 2024, ensuring your lasting legacy in United Way’s history.
Centennial Circle opportunities are also available for companies and organizations. Contact Kenya Bell at kenyab@nulluwnefl.org to learn more.
This new group provides an extended runway with select privileges of membership in the Tocqueville Society. With commitment to the program, Emerging Tocqueville donors become part of a step-up program to deepen their contribution over three to six years.
The Weaver Challenge allows an individual to join the Tocqueville Society with a contribution of $6,000 and inspires current members to strive for higher levels of giving.