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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

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 Hunt Caren Prothro Foundation launched the $100 million Unite Forever campaign. Our goal is simple and far-reaching—establish permanent Capa and Troy Aikman Bailey Harrison Barbara and Stan Rabin Tanya and Shane Allen Caroline Harrison Debbie and Dave Rader funding for United Way that will provide a more predictable, sustainable, and stable future in order to: withstand Ruth Sharp† and Kenneth Z. Altshuler Hassie Harrison Carolyn and Karl Rathjen economic and annual fund fluctuations in the existing three-year grant process; grow our ability to invest in strategic Ellen and Alan Barker Laurie Sands Harrison Reilly Family Foundation partnerships and creative advancements outside the three-year grant cycle; and offer the flexibility needed to fund new Lisa Bottle Haven and Travis Heinrichs Michelle and Bill Riddell Millie and Allan Bradley Lydia and Nick McCutchen Stephanie and Phil Ritter and emerging community-wide solutions for the unseen needs of the future. Robin Bray and David Kis Helen and Bowmer Sands Rachel and Mark Rohr Lisa and Rick Bridwell Lacy and Clayton Sands Deedie Rose Diane and Hal Brierley Lindy and Jacob Sands Lizzie and Dan Routman UNITE FOREVER CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Dee M. Brown Julia Sands Jennifer and Ed Sampson Robert and Anabel Bruce Charitable Trust Lauren Rose Sands Sam Self / Texas Instruments Foundation HONORARY CO-CHAIRS VICE CHAIRS Kelly H. Compton Sandi and Lowell Sands Charles Stanton Sharp, Jr. Mary Anne Cree Peyton Sands George A. and Nancy P. Shutt Foundation Lyda Hill Hal Brierley The Robert Dedman Family Foundation Ryan Faulconer Sands Dr. Bob and Jean Smith Foundation Sally and Forrest Hoglund Kelly H. Compton Laura and Jason Downing Gemma and Stark Sands Marty and Myles Kelley Karen and Tom Falk Leigh and Storm Sands Sally Smith Mashburn Caroline Rose Hunt Jason W. Downing Rachael and Pat Faubion Laura and Wilson Sands Scott Smith Margot and Ross Perot Curtis M. FitzGerald Kristy and Raymond Faus Caren and Pete Kline Suzy Welfelt Regen and Jeff Fearon KPMG LLP Robert West Clint McDonnough Susie and Curt FitzGerald Joan and Marvin Lane Bill Womble CO-CHAIRS Liz Minyard Denise and Barry Fromberg Jessica L. Lee Deb SoRelle and Brian Lindley Edward G. Galante Dave C. Rader Cathie and Ed Galante Amy and Pete Lerma Marianne and Roger Staubach Deborah and Robb Gibbins Robbi Luxbacher and Steve Alaniz Phyllis and Ron Steinhart Roger Staubach Carolyn Perot Rathjen Carol and Don Glendenning Jan and Bob Madigan Michele and John Stephens Ray Wilkins Cecily and Scott Gooch Carol and Kevin March Mary and Rich Templeton Hamon Charitable Foundation The Eugene McDermott Foundation Dee Collins Torbert Susan and Ralph Hawkins Deb and Clint McDonnough Debra and Ken von Storch Lyda Hill June and Peter McGuire Terri and Mike West Hoblitzelle Foundation Carolyn and David Miller Sally and Forrest Hoglund Brandy and Bill Morrison Estate of Keith Perry Holder Sammye and Mike Myers Roger Horchow Arlene and Louis Navias Mrs. Caroline Rose Hunt / Alice and Erle Nye †Deceased *As of Print Date 12 The Rosewood Foundation Pamela Osborne 13 LYDA HILL | J. ERIK JONSSON AWARD LYDA HILL | J. ERIK JONSSON AWARD Continued

Lyda Hill, is a Dallas entrepreneur, philanthropist, and the only single woman to make the 2013 Also a patron of projects designed to revitalize communities near and dear to her heart, Miss Hill has been instrumental Philanthropy list of most generous donors. She currently serves as president of LH Holdings, a real in the funding and development of, among other things, Dallas’ Klyde Warren Park, the Perot Museum of Nature and estate, tourism and venture investment ﬁrm, and is the namesake of the Lyda Hill Foundation, which Science, and the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge. is dedicated to making transformational advances in nature and science research and improving local communities. As part of her desire to leave a lasting mark on society, Miss Hill became a member of The Giving Pledge in 2010. The Pledge, created by Bill and Melinda Gates and Warren Buffet, is a commitment by the world’s wealthiest individuals/ Miss Hill’s varied career reflects business savvy, entrepreneurial vigor, and a commitment to balancing families to dedicate a majority of their wealth to philanthropy. Miss Hill has pledged to donate the entirety of her wealth profit with purpose. She began her career in 1967 when she founded Hill World Travel, which quickly to charity, the bulk of which she plans to do during her lifetime. became the largest travel agency in Dallas and was one of the largest in the country when it was sold in 1982. She subsequently served as president of Seven Falls near Colorado Springs, a series of seven In addition to her monetary gifts, countless nonprofit organizations have benefitted from Miss Hill’s leadership, including cascading waterfalls that has been called, “The Grandest Mile of Scenery in Colorado.” She later developed and constructed the Visiting Nurses Association, the Dallas Chapter of the World Presidents’ Organization, the Crystal Charity Ball, the the Garden of the Gods Visitor and Nature Center, also in Colorado Springs. She continued her business pursuits in 1990 with Junior League of Dallas, the Dallas and Texas Chapters of the American Heart Association, and Easter Seals of North a significant investment in the award-winning Fort Worth Stockyards, an historic tourist and shopping area highlighting the Texas. She is the recipient of numerous awards and honors including the prestigious President’s Volunteer Action city’s heritage. Award and an appointment on President Ronald Reagan’s Advisory Council on Private Sector Initiatives for a project she launched in the 1980s called The Volunteer Connection. This enormously successful project, created to promote Believing that ‘science is the answer,’ Miss Hill followed her lifelong passion for game-changing life sciences investments – volunteerism in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, has since been duplicated in 70 cities nationwide. a deeply personal mission heightened by a battle with breast cancer. Among myriad initiatives, she founded the Oklahoma Breast Care Center, and funded and launched Remeditex Ventures, a venture capital fund that invests in early biomedical Miss Hill attended the Hockaday School, an all-girl school in Dallas, from 1952 to 1960. She entered Stanford University research by universities and health care institutions designed to take promising scientific advances to the marketplace quickly. in 1960 but soon left to attend Hollins University, a small liberal arts college for women in Virginia, where she earned a In recent years, Miss Hill has focused her life sciences philanthropic efforts on a number of other game-changing advances. bachelor’s degree in mathematics. Chief among her gifts are a $50 million pledge to the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center’s Moon Shots Program which aims to combat and eliminate cancer, a $20 million grant to her alma mater, The Hockaday School, to fund a Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) program, a $4 million and $2 million pledge to the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs and the Center for BrainHealth, to help military service members and veterans recover from traumatic brain injuries, as well as grants to fund a variety of environmental/marine conservation efforts being conducted by the Nature Conservancy and Pew Charitable Trusts. 14 15 J. ERIK JONSSON AWARD

The J. Erik Jonsson Award was created by the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas’ Board of Directors in 1978 in honor of one of the city’s greatest leaders. Mr. Jonsson, whose vision and leadership can be seen across Dallas, was a co-founder and the first president of Texas Instruments and served as Mayor of Dallas for four terms. He also co-founded United Way of Metropolitan Dallas. Mr. Jonsson built the foundation for an organized system of funding needed for health Fluor Corporation transforms the world by building and human services through the private sector, marshalling support of the corporate community and its leadership. This legacy continues today as United Way of Metropolitan Dallas continues to change lives in North Texas through prosperity and empowering progress. education, income, and health. PAST RECIPIENTS

2017 David E. Alexander 2004 Liz Minyard 1991 Jerry Farrington 2016 Joel Allison 2003 Larry McDowell 1990 Charles G. Cullum 2015 Chuck Gummer 2002 Becky Bright 1989 Ruth Sharp Altshuler 2014 Roger Staubach 2001 David Biegler 1988 Jack Evans, Sr. 2013 Caroline Rose Hunt 2000 Keith Hughes 1987 James F. Chambers, Jr. 2012 Stan Rabin 1999 Harold Kleinman 1986 Dan C. Williams 2011 Debbie Taylor 1998 Rita Clements 1985 James W. Aston Congratulations to the Women of Tocqueville 2010 Phil Ritter 1997 Wright Lassiter, Jr. 1984 Joe M. Dealey on achieving your 10-year anniversary. 2009 Roger Nanney 1996 Ron Steinhart 1983 John M. Stemmons 2008 William D. White, Jr. 1995 George Shafer 1982 Terrell Harper Fluor is proud to sponsor tonight’s Cocktail Reception. 2007 J. Scott Wilson 1994 W.R. Howell 1981 Robert Moore, MD 2006 Barbara Lord Watkins 1993 Jerry R. Junkins 1980 Earl Forsythe 2005 Sam Self 1992 Reece A. Overcash, Jr. 1979 John Jackson © 2018 Fluor Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Fluor is a registered service mark of Fluor Corporation ADGV171218

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Jason W. Downing Regen Fearon David Martin Julie Van Haren Clint McDonnough Pete Chilian Kevin March Terri West Deloitte Early Matters Dallas The Boston Consulting Group Texas Instruments Ernst & Young LLP (EY) J.P. Morgan Private Bank Texas Instruments (Retired) Texas Instruments (Retired) Chair (BCG) Resource Development Chair (Retired) Richard Fedock Chair Mary Anne Cree Ron Parker Michael Wetherington Anne Motsenbocker Exxon Mobil Corporation Gail McDonald Bob Wright Community Volunteer PepsiCo / Frito-Lay, Inc. Community Volunteer Chase (Retired) Transition Resources, Inc. Wright Connatser PLLC Caroline Rose Hunt (Retired) Vice Chair Audit & Ethics Chair Community Impact Committee The Rosewood Corporation J. Patrick Faubion Steven Williams Scott Moore Chair Honorary Vice Chair Comerica Bank – Texas Market Michael Peterson PepsiCo / Frito-Lay, Inc. Michelle Vopni Manny Fernandez PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) (Retired) Carrington Coleman Sloman & Ernst & Young LLP (EY) KPMG LLP Chris Wyse Dave C. Rader Blumenthal L.L.P. EMERITI DIRECTORS: Treasurer David Park Kimberly-Clark Corporation Frito-Lay, Inc. (Retired) Curtis M. FitzGerald General Counsel Edward G. Galante* Atmos Energy Treasurer/Secretary Exxon Mobil Corporation Troy Aikman Aikman Enterprises Clint McDonnough Community Volunteer *Ex-Officio (Retired) Stanley A. Rabin Ernst & Young LLP (EY) Torrence Robinson Millie Bradley Commercial Metals Company (Retired) Cecily Gooch Fluor Corporation Exxon Mobil Corporation Barry A. Fromberg (Retired) David W. Biegler United Way Foundation of Vistra Energy (Retired) Creekpoint Capital LLC Southcross Energy Partners L.P. Metropolitan Dallas Chair Sandra Phillips Rogers Carolyn Perot Rathjen Jim Hinton Toyota Motor North America, Inc. Hal Brierley Edward G. Galante The Perot Foundation Mary and Rich Templeton Baylor Scott & White Health The Brierley Group Community Volunteer Becky Bright Civic Leader Annual Campaign Co-Chairs Jennifer Saenz Debbie Taylor Frito-Lay North America David Brown, Sr. Carol Glendenning Citi (Retired) Rick Bridwell Charlene Lake Dallas Police Chief (Retired) Clark Hill Strasburger PLC Liz Minyard Community Volunteer Bank of America Merrill Lynch AT&T Debra Brennan Tagg Mary Templeton Brennan Financial Services Jim Burke Peter Kline Community Volunteer Jorge Corral Pete Lerma Vistra Energy Kline Family Interests Erle Nye TXU (Retired) Accenture Richards/Lerma Debra von Storch Ernst & Young (EY) 18 19 YOUR UNITED WAY WHAT WE DO

United Way of Metropolitan Dallas treats 360 degrees of need. We tackle We set goals, measure progress and inspire philanthropy across North Texas. complex social problems by surrounding North Texas with programs that We invest in the best community programs so they can do more. make real progress in the areas of Education, Income and Health—the essential We identify local problems that aren’t being addressed and develop innovative solutions for them. components of a thriving community. By 2020, we’ll move 250,000 North Texans out of poverty, give thousands the tools to lead healthy, productive We strengthen nonprofits by improving organizational efficiency and operations.

lives and ensure that 60% of students graduate with the skills to succeed in We mobilize volunteers and forge partnerships that result in greater collaboration and impact. whatever comes next. We invest in our local area and have been a trusted We promote public awareness of community issues and advocate for just and effective public policy. community partner for over 90 years. With your support, we can lift up those in need and create hope for a better tomorrow.

20 20 21 SPECIAL THANKS

Thank you to the planning committee for the Women of Tocqueville 10th Anniversary Celebration. Lisa J. Bottle, Fluor Corporation THREE Robin Bray, The Woodhouse Day Spa Dee M. Brown, EY Laura Downing, Resources Global Professionals Kristy Faus, Event Co-Chair CHEERS Cathy Helmbrecht, PwC Scarlet Landry, Merrill Lynch Carol March, Event Co-Chair IS NOT ENOUGH Claudia Morrow, Vistra Energy and its Integrated Businesses, TXU Energy and Luminant Neena Newberry, Newberry Executive Solutions Central Market would like to raise a Michelle Riddell, Something Good Consulting Group glass to the Women of Tocqueville for Kit Sawers, Klyde Warren Park 10 years of community philanthropy. Deb SoRelle, KPMG LLP Linda Yohe, AT&T Margaret Windham, Café Momentum

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