Posts Tagged ‘Tocqueville Society’

MillerCoors toasts United Way at Oktoberfest

MillerCoors toasts United Way at Oktoberfest

It was United Way time on Wednesday on the top floor of the MillerCoors headquarters’ private rooftop pub. Young Leaders Society (YLS) members along with a wide range of donors enjoyed MillersCoors’ fine beverages while raising money for United Way of Metropolitan Chicago. Laura Thrall, the UWMC President and CEO, was grateful for the support of MillerCoors since the company moved its headquarters to Chicago less than two years ago. MillerCoors’ internal campaign kicked off Monday.... 

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A Letter from Our 2010 Campaign Chair

We are proud and honored to have Ellen Costello, President and CEO of Harris Financial Corp., as our 2010 Campaign Chair. Her dedication and partnership will help create lasting change in our community. To download Ellen Costello’s Letter to the Community, click here.

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Tocqueville Society takes on Alumni Blackhawks – and wins!

On January 13, Team Tocqueville challenged legendary Blackhawks players Cliff Koroll, Jack O’Callahan, and Denis Savard in a 5 on 3 Power Play on the ice at the United Center. We were proud of Team Tocqueville and Coach Waddell for their win over the Blackhawks Alumni. The friendly game was sponsored by Harris/BMO Capital Markets and was part of the Tocqueville Dinner and Skating with the Blackhawks. The evening showcased Harris/BMO Capital Markets as a leading partner with United... 

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United Way Serves Up Some Food For Thought at Tocqueville Recognition

The Greater Chicago Food Depository was the venue for this year’s 15th annual United Way Tocqueville Society recognition dinner featuring a tasting by award-winning chef Charlie Trotter. Despite the unique culinary experience that guests were treated to, Tocqueville Society co-chair Rick Waddell and chef Trotter reminded everyone of the reason they were there and why their generous spirit was being celebrated. “Food is elemental,” chef Trotter told the more than 100 attendees who... 

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