United Way awards recognize standout volunteers whose service enriches their communities
Pittsburgh Union Progress
Tocqueville Society
United Way IMPACT Awards to honor dedicated volunteers
For the love of Pittsburgh: Kate and Alex Gionta
Tocqueville donors Kate and Alex Gionta met in 2005. She was from Ebensburg, a small Pennsylvania town, and he was from nearby Murrysville. They met at their first job at KPMG and fell for each other and the City of Pittsburgh. Married in 2012, the Giontas have lived downtown for over a decade. Kate also serves on the Tocqueville Society committee.
Sandra Pinkney
Giving back isn’t a moment—it’s a mindset, and I’m honored to be part of a community like the Tocqueville Society that shares that belief.
Dwayne Pinkney
Family is the first influence for most people and on this dimension of “giving back” family is where it starts for me.
First National Bank celebrates opening of Strip District branch, United Way hosts events (Around Town)
Pittsburgh Business Times
Laura Miller
“While I appreciate the interconnectedness of each pillar, I personally feel most passionate about Building for Success in School and Life."
Anne Foulkes
"I feel most aligned with Building for Success in School and Life. I have a passion for education and understand the tremendous impact that it can have on individuals and society as a whole."
Amy Crawford Faucher and Gus Faucher
Committed to the Region’s Economy and Health
Jen Haefeli and JJ Matthews
Sharing a commitment to community with their children and beyond.