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Advisory Board

Our Advisory Board Members

The Salvation Army Greater Hartford advisory board consists of a wide spectrum of hard-working men and women who share in the vision to transform and restore lives in Greater Hartford.

Paige Thompson

Board Chair

Sgt. Steven Austin

David Bobowski

Place Holder

John Carmon

Place Holder

Glenn Geathers

Edward Jeter

Deborah Lucas

Martial Manius

Christie Merrill

Alexander Nweeia

Raul Pereda

Eric Person

Monica Rinaldi

Mark Robitaille

Jim Rotondo

Sigismund Sapinski

Erin Sieczkowski

The Honorable Alvin Thompson

David Weigert

Structures of Service

Like The Salvation Army's programs, advisory organizations take various forms, each making a unique contribution. All share the common goal of bringing together service-minded citizens who lend their energy, enthusiasm, and expertise to support and promote The Salvation Army's services.

Advisory Boards

Influential community members organized to assist all The Salvation Army's programs within specific geographic boundaries, usually a city or multi-town region, known as a service area. It is the parent body of other advisory organizations within that geographic area.

Advisory Councils

Concerned individuals who give advice to a specific program or operation of The Salvation Army, such as an Adult Rehabilitation Center or Corps Community Center.

Women’s Auxiliaries

Prominent women who develop public understanding of The Salvation Army's programs in a specific region, provide hands-on assistance for projects and raise funds through diverse events from fashion shows and luncheons to bake sales and flea markets.

Service Units

Compassionate community members who provide practical services for families and individuals affected by such circumstances as unemployment or reduced work hours, sudden illness, or natural disasters. Each unit usually operates in a specific geographic region, often a rural area where there is no Corps Community center. However, some service units also operate in densely populated suburban areas to provide additional services.