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Perot Museum of Nature and Science Perot Museum of Nature and Science Presented by TABLE OF CONTENTS Celebrating Letter from the Chairs 2 Timeline of the Evening & Menu 3 commitment Women of Tocqueville Through the Years 4 Celebrating Women of Tocqueville Chairs 7 and excellence Women of Tocqueville Founding Members 8 In Memoriam 9 PwC is proud to support the Women of Tocqueville and their Women of Tocqueville Fund for Women and Children 10 mission to create a network of women leaders aligned to give, Impact of the Fund 11 advocate and volunteer in support of the community through the Unite Forever Campaign 12 United Way of Metropolitan Dallas. Unite Forever Campaign Contributors 13 www.pwc.com Lyda Hill | J. Erik Jonsson Award 14 United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Board of Directors 18 United Way Foundation of Metropolitan Dallas Board of Directors 19 Special Thanks 22 © 2018 PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, a Delaware limited liability partnership. All rights reserved. 1 486535-2019-Women of Tocqueville 2018 Ad.indd 1 8/31/2018 10:01:12 AM LETTER FROM THE CHAIRS TIMELINE OF THE EVENING & MENU Welcome to the Women of Tocqueville 10th Anniversary Celebration presented by PwC. 7:00 PM Cocktail Reception presented by Fluor Corporation | Lyda Hill Gems and Minerals Hall, Level 3 Tonight, we honor and celebrate our Women of Tocqueville founding members, past chairs, 8:00 PM Dinner | Main Lobby steering committees and current members for their role in creating this dynamic and impactful organization. In addition, it is with great excitement that we recognize a remarkable and 9:30 PM After-Party featuring Georgia Bridgwater Orchestra outstanding Women of Tocqueville founding member, this year’s 2018 J. Erik Jonsson recipient, 12:00 AM Event Concludes Lyda Hill. As you will hear tonight, these accomplished and passionate women volunteer their time to promote literacy through reading to children. They encourage higher education and overall health through mentoring young women. They travel to Austin and Washington, D.C. to advocate on behalf of those who MENU have no voice. They give generously to United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, supporting programs that lift our citizens up - Salad benefitting our entire city. They are the mighty, mighty Women of Tocqueville. Baby Organic Spinach, Red Bell Peppers, Tomatoes, Carrots, Feta Cheese, Cucumbers, Balsamic Vinaigrette Our members remain committed to the mission of creating an inclusive network of women leaders aligned to give, advocate Entrée and volunteer in support of the community through the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas. Balsamic Glazed Short Rib & Roasted Chicken, Crushed Horseradish Potato, Cipollini Agrodolce, Honey Glazed Carrot As we gather to celebrate tonight, let us reflect on all that has been accomplished over the past 10 years, and set our sights Dessert forward to focus on all that remains to be achieved in the years ahead. Salted Caramel Cheesecake, Almond Brittle, Vanilla Bean Sauce Whether you are a founding member or this is your first time at a Women of Tocqueville event, we thank you for your Chocolate Fudge Mousse Cake, Fresh Berry Compote, Raspberry Sauce, Hazelnut Tuile support. It is because of you, that our collective power is changing lives forever in North Texas. Dietary Options Available Upon Request Thank you for joining us tonight! Kristy Faus & Carol March Cash Bar Beginning at 9:30 PM Women of Tocqueville 10th Anniversary Co-Chairs 2 3 WOMEN OF TOCQUEVILLE THROUGH THE YEARS Women of Tocqueville provides women leaders the opportunity to use their collective power and passion to give, advocate VOLUNTEER and volunteer in the community; supporting United Way’s goals in the areas of education, income and health. GIVE ADVOCATE 4 5 CELEBRATING WOMEN OF TOCQUEVILLE CHAIRS United Way gratefully recognizes the leadership of the Women of Tocqueville. Through their generosity these women have driven impact and affected change for women and children in the North Texas communities. Laura Whitley, 2007 Debbie Taylor, 2008, 2009 Debra von Storch, 2010, 2011 Cecily Gooch, 2012 Debra Brennan Tagg, 2013 Cassandra McKinney, 2014 Gail McDonald, 2015 Cyndy Malone, 2016 Gaynelle Henger, 2017 Kristy Faus, 2018, 2019 7 WOMEN OF TOCQUEVILLE FOUNDING MEMBERS IN MEMORIAM Ebby Halliday Acers† Carol Glendenning Margaret McDermott† Marian Spitzberg Sara Ahr Cecily Small Gooch Mary McDowell Deborah G. Stanford Ruth Sharp Altshuler† Virginia Guthrie Cassandra McKinney Donna S. Stone Marilyn Augur Michelle Brennan Hall Sheila McKinney Elizabeth Sweney Ebby Halliday Acers Kelly Barnes The Honorable Deborah G. DeeDee McVety Tina F. Swenson Jennifer Bartkowski Hankinson Harriet Miers Rebecca Szelc Connie Beck Susan Haseley Maribess Miller Debra Brennan Tagg Ruth Sharp Altshuler Debra Bennett Cynthia A. Hayes Liz Minyard Debbie Taylor Stephanie Bernal Carol Heller Gretchen Moxcey Mary Templeton Margaret Hunt Hill Priscilla Beshears Cathy Helmbrecht Cindy Ohlenforst Roslyn Dawson Thompson Gina Betts Gaynelle Henger Christa Lee Overcash Carolyn Tobin Jo Ann Biggs Lyda Hill Carrie Freeman Parsons Dee Collins Torbert Adelyn J. Hoffman Shaunna Black Margaret Hunt Hill† Nancy Penson† Karin B. Torgerson Joanne L. Bober Karen L. Hirschman Katherine Perot Reeves Cynthia Hoff Trochu Carolyn Horchow Mary Boelke Susan Hoff Nancy F. Perry Kelly Mahon Tullier Alison Boren Adelyn J. Hoffman† Shirley Pollock† Julie Turner Lisa Bormaster Carolyn Horchow† Mary Edmiston Potter Celeste Vardaman Virginia (Ginny) Montgomery McClain Millie Bradley Cathey Humphreys Kelli Questrom Patricia J. Villareal Mary Frances Burleson Caroline Rose Hunt Elysia Holt Ragusa Debra L. von Storch Suzanne Cabral Linda Ivy Mary Stewart Ramsey Elizabeth Wahlquist Margaret McDermott Leslie Carroll Brenda Louise Jackson Penny Helms Rivenbark Karen Wald Lucille J. Cavanaugh Kim Jordan Ruth E. Robinson Carolyn Walsh Nancy Penson Aimee Dicicco-Ruhl Karen Katz Judith Ross Lori A. Ward Renée Domhoff Leslie Starr Keating Lizzie Routman Karen Warner Barbara Durham Ashley Forbes Kellogg Jennifer Hilton Sampson Kay Watson Shirley Pollock Gwen Echols Wendy Krispin Leslie Schultz† Julia Wellborn Julie Spicer England Melinda Lawrence Lori Scott McWilliams Sandra G. Wells Leslie Schultz Donna Epps Felicia Leonard Wendy Seldon Terri West Ginny Eulich Sandra Beach Lin Teri Shaffer Darla Harman Whitaker Regen Fearon Roberta A. Luxbacher Janice V. Sharry Laura B. Whitley Jean Smith Mary Anne Fego Janet Madigan Laurie M. Sherwood Billie I. Williamson Denise L. Foster Ellen H. Masterson Dunia A. Shive Karen A. Wilson Cathie Galante Regina Mayor Ruth C. Skinner Julie K. Winger Velma Gazda Sherrie G. McAvoy Jean Smith† Tricia Wisenbaker Macaluso Deborah Gibbins Virginia (Ginny) Montgomery Lynne Smith Melinda Yee Kathleen Gibson McClain† Rana Smith 8 Kay Harrington Gilbert Cecilia McDermott Margaret B. Spellings †Deceased 9 WOMEN OF TOCQUEVILLE FUND FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN IMPACT OF THE FUND The legacy of the mighty Women of Tocqueville shines bright in North Texas. Established in 2007, United Way of The Women of Tocqueville Fund for Women and Children will provide an annual distribution to United Way of Metropolitan Metropolitan Dallas’ Women of Tocqueville is an inclusive network of business and community leaders committed to bringing Dallas for programs that empower women and children in our community. They include programs with a focus on such their vision and financial resources to raise funds for United Way’s Community Impact priorities. areas as: In honor of their 10th anniversary, Women of Tocqueville members have established the Women of Tocqueville Fund for • Educating mothers on the importance of early learning. Women and Children at The United Way Foundation of Metropolitan Dallas. This endowment fund ensures that United Way • Encouraging girls to explore careers in STEM. has a regular and predictable funding stream to respond to the needs of North Texas’ women and children in perpetuity. • Providing girls opportunities to learn and grow after school and in the summer months. Contributions to the fund also count toward the $100 million Unite Forever campaign, launched in 2015 by United Way • Protecting women and children from violence. Foundation of Metropolitan Dallas to secure ongoing support for United Way’s work in the community today and in the • Ensuring women have access to necessary and preventive health care services. future. • Empowering women with the job skills they need to support their families. CONTRIBUTORS* Tanya and Shane Allen Deborah and Robb Gibbins The Riddell Family Lisa J. Bottle Cecily and Scott Gooch Jennifer and Ed Sampson Millie and Allan Bradley Lyda Hill Deb SoRelle and Brian Lindley Robin Bray and David Kis Jessica L. Lee Debra and Paul Tagg Dee M. Brown Robbi Luxbacher and Steve Alaniz Debra and Ken von Storch Laura and Jason Downing Carol and Kevin March Kristy and Raymond Faus Pamela Osborne *As of Print Date 10 11 UNITE FOREVER CAMPAIGN UNITE FOREVER CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTORS Established in 1999, the United Way Foundation of Metropolitan Dallas campaign was created for the sole purpose of United Way gratefully recognizes donors who have contributed $50,000 or more to the Unite Forever campaign. supporting the programs and activities of United Way of Metropolitan Dallas. Gifts to the Foundation’s endowment Anonymous Donors (7) The Caroline Rose Hunt Family Margot and Ross Perot are invested in perpetuity, with earnings and interest distributed annually. To secure this future, United Way and the Sara and Gary Ahr The Grandchildren of Caroline Rose
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