Fundraising

Tocqueville Society member Mary Stagaman is laser-focused on issues of diversity, equity, inclusion and access – “things I think are terribly important in this community and need a lot of intentionality from many of us, to improve where we are.”

Making a difference is a major theme of Jean’s life. It’s why she supports United Way. It’s why she has been a Tocqueville Society member for almost 13 years.

Tocqueville Society members Trey and Nancy Grayson both have lifelong ties with United Way as donors and volunteers.

The Klinks’ gift helps United Way to continue building financial well-being for all families in the community. Join them to ensure everyone in the region has opportunities to thrive.

Mike Kremzar has a rich history with United Way of Greater Cincinnati, including having a key role in establishing the United Way 211 Helpline which launched in the Cincinnati area in 2003.

Mary Morand supports charitable organizations – including United Way of Greater Cincinnati – that are focused on systemic changes aimed at creating long-term solutions.