We’re Closing the Digital Divide to Improve Access to Education, Income and Health
In today’s fast-paced digital world, high-speed internet, digital skills and digital technology have become a necessity for accessing education, financial st…
Year-end Message from Michelle Horton
As my year as WOT Steering Committee Chair draws to a close, I want to extend my gratitude for your commitment and support of the United Way Women of Tocquev…
Q&A with March Tocqueville Fellow Graduate Grace Cook
At United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, developing a pipeline of change-makers to advance our work to achieve lasting results in our community is at the heart …
Texas Leads the Nation in Food Insecurity
Summer is right around the corner, which means many North Texas children will lose access to free school meals. During the “hungriest season” of the year, in…
United Way Hosts Summit to Address Food Access as Texas Is Named the Most Food-Insecure State
Access to food is essential for maintaining good health. The availability of regular, nutritious meals significantly influences our focus areas of education,…
Offering Support to Ensure Mothers and Babies Thrive
Content courtesy of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas Karen Caldwell sometimes worried new mothers and their babies might not be set up for success as she watc…
Women of Tocqueville Support and Cheer On Local Entrepreneurs at Debut Night
The collective impact of the Women of Tocqueville Fund for Women and Children was on full display at last month’s Debut Night, where the latest all-women coh…
Women of Tocqueville Celebrate and Support 100 Local Moms
The moms shared what they were most excited about, including: “Reading to my new baby.” “Hearing his first word.” “Spending time together.” “Watching her gro…