United Way Tocqueville Society
of Westchester and Putnam
The United Way Tocqueville Society is a leadership giving and recognition program that was established locally in 1988. The Society, created by United Way of America in 1972, was founded in honor of Alexis de Tocqueville, the French historian, who wrote passionately about the American spirit of voluntarism for the common good. The Society fosters, promotes and recognizes the vital importance of personal giving at an exceptional level. Membership allows caring individuals to affirm their deep commitment to address critical community needs. The example set by these extraordinary people, in the spirit expressed by Tocqueville, has had, and will continue to have a profound affect on the quality of life for others. We applaud these individuals for their foresight, dedication and generosity.
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For more information, please
email Kathleen Haverlack or call at 914.997.6700, Ext. 760.
United Way Tocqueville Society of Westchester and Putnam Celebrates Its Top Supporters
On October 26, 2007, Marigold and Robert Bischoff of Sleepy Hollow hosted a reception and dinner for United Way of Westchester and Putnam’s top supporters, members of the Tocqueville Society, at The Williams Club in Manhattan. Mr. Bischoff is the chair of the United Way Tocqueville Society of Westchester and Putnam.
(Left to right) Robert Tully, Armonk; William McCreery and Giles Kemp, Scardale.
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(Left to right) Marigold Bischoff, hostess, Sleepy Hollow, and Sandra Cooksey, Armonk.
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(Left to right) Patti Askwith Kenner, New York; Robert Bischoff, chair of the United Way Tocqueville Society of Westchester and Putnam, Sleepy Hollow; and Bert Askwith, Harrison.
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Gay and William McCreery, Scarsdale.
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Ralph Gregory, President & CEO, United Way of Westchester and Putnam; Mary Anne Gregory; Katonah; Robert Tully and Sandra Cooksey, Armonk.
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Jeremy and Susan Brown, Mount Kisco.
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Giles and Barbara Kemp, Scarsdale.
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