Thank you so much to these outstanding individuals for attending our Tocqueville Society Reception, and for all they do to make our community strong. Special thank you to Mary and Rodrigo Lopez for sharing their beautiful home for this year’s
Our 18th annual Day of Caring was another wonderful example of how much our community cares about making the metro a better place. Day of Caring is a day of service where volunteers from across the community spend their day
At United Way of the Midlands’ Tocqueville Community Forum, attendees had the opportunity to hear from a panel of insightful and dedicated community leaders. Each panelist shared why they are so passionate about serving in the Omaha community and giving
Our team had a wonderful time hosting students from Abraham Lincoln High School during Careerockit week! Through Careerockit, which is an initiative out of the Greater Omaha Chamber, one week each year businesses across the metro invite students to
For the 2nd year, educators join together to share solutions for chronic absenteeism On Thursday, October 4, we were thrilled to host our second annual “Attendance Matters” conference in partnership with the School Based Attendance Coalition. More than 200 individuals
Nearly 100 Tocqueville Society members came out for a night of fun at Lucile’s Old Market to be honored for their immense generosity and regard for bettering our community. United Way of the Midlands’ Tocqueville Society, formed in 1988, comprises
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