Leadership Giving

At the heart of every worthwhile endeavor is a group of people with strength, character and sense of purpose who inspire others to help meet the needs of the community. We are thankful to the individuals who are committed to improving our community through United Way of Central Georgia.

Leadership Giving represents the area of greatest growth within the United Way campaign, individuals who annually give personal gifts of $1,000 or more. The importance of leadership giving is not just being a part of reaching a community goal, but leading the community by example. ...

2010 Tocqueville Chair: John Houser

THE ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY Gifts of $10,000 +
To foster, promote and recognize the importance of voluntary community service and personal giving at an exceptional level.

Ordre de Liberte $24,999 - 49,999
Mimi and Tommy McCook

Ordre de la Societe $10,000 - $24,999
The W. L. Amos, Sr., Foundation
Carolyn and Billy Anderson
Mrs. Newton Anderson
Mrs. Kenneth Dunwody, Jr.
Bob and Georgia Hatcher
Dottie and John Houser
Charles H. Jones Family Foundation
Mrs. William A. Lane
Beverly and Edmund E. Olson
Alice S. Sheridan
Chris R. and Ramona Sheridan, Jr.
Ginny and Ron Watson

2010 J. Clay Murphey Chair: Bruce Leicht

THE J. CLAY MURPHEY SOCIETY Gifts of $1,000 - $9,999
A select group of individuals on the forefront of change and development by inspiring others to step-up to an increased level of giving.
Gold Circle $5,000-$9,999
Silver Circle $3,000-$4,999 Members
Bronze Circle $1,000-$2,999 Members
See complete list of members

LEARN MORE: To learn more about United Way's Leadership Giving program contact Judy Quinlan at 478.745.4732 ext. 109 or mwalket@unitedwaycg.com

2009-2010 Companies with Leadership Givers and # of Leadership Givers
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