Tocqueville Membership

The Changemakers

Tocqueville Society members, leading supporters of United Way of Northeast Florida, contribute at least $10,000 annually to drive philanthropic impact and create opportunities. Join the Tocqueville Society to be alongside prominent Northeast Florida leaders, showcasing your commitment to philanthropy.

Meet the Tocqueville Society Chairs

Katie and Michael Boniface chair the 2023-2024 Tocqueville Society. Katie, a lead engineer at Mayo Clinic Florida, was introduced to United Way through a work campaign during a college internship. She has since engaged in various roles, including as a Stein Fellow member and now as an alumna. Mike, an assistant professor of emergency medicine at Mayo Clinic Florida, learned about United Way through Mayo Clinic's corporate campaign and has actively participated on the steering committee. Mike and Katie live in Jacksonville with their three daughters and look forward to meeting you soon.

Recognition Programs

Tocqueville Society

United Way Tocqueville Society members are leading the way by demonstrating how generosity, commitment and passion for community change lead to transformation. Tocqueville Society membership is not just a donation. It’s an investment in the promise of a stronger, more prosperous Northeast Florida. Swipe to see more opportunities!

Emerging Tocqueville

This group offers exclusive Tocqueville Society privileges through a commitment that increases giving over time, explores philanthropy and builds toward full membership.

• Year 1: Pledge $2,500; limited networking and recognition in Emerging Tocqueville and Tocqueville Society
• Year 2: Give $3,000
• Year 3: Give $4,000
• Future years: Maintain support through the Weaver Challenge

J. Wayne and Delores Barr Weaver Challenge

The Weaver Challenge offers Tocqueville Society membership with a $6,000 gift and inspires current members to grow their giving.

• Year 1: Give $6,000 and join the Tocqueville Society
• Year 2: Give $8,000; recognized at the $10,000 level
• Future years: Give $10,000 personally