United Way Suncoast uses the famed fleur-de-lis to symbolize its Tocqueville Society group of donors. History tells us the fleur-de-lis represents faith, wisdom, and chivalry. Jamie and Jane Egasti have
Listen in as Tocqueville member Eddie Perez-Ruberte speaks with Ernest Hooper, v.p. of communications, on the inspiration behind his giving, the lessons he learned from his parents and why he
They come bearing gifts. At United Way Suncoast’s North Greenwood Resource Center, former Operation Graduate students often return with their hearts wrapped in gratitude. Their words come adorned with decorative
An elementary education background and memories of childhood challenges anchors Jane Egasti’s dedication to early learning initiatives. “As a slow reader in childhood, I have a special place in my
The desire to help others and impact the community has lived in Lauren Gstalder’s heart since her childhood days in upstate New York, but after earning a University of Tampa
United Way Suncoast welcomes the new Chief Advancement Officer, Kari Goetz and sat down with her to learn a bit more about her diverse background, her plans for United Way
A Year Like No OtherLike so many, we look back on 2020 as a year that changed us all. The heartbreak of so much suffering and loss, the exposure of
For many longtime United Way supporters, their involvement with United Way and the Alexis de Tocqueville Society is a connection that continues even as they move to new communities. That’s
Families who support their communities teach their children important lessons about giving back that can have a lasting impact when those children and grandchildren continue that legacy of giving. That’s
Only twenty-one years old, Ranesha had to overcome many obstacles in her young life and her story is one of hard work, determination and a community that stepped up to
