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The William Booth Society

Recognizing and uniting friends and supporters whose compassion makes possible the many programs of
The Salvation Army to help others less fortunate.

 

The Salvation Army established the William Booth Society to recognize and honor individuals, foundations, corporations, churches, and civic groups who make an annual gift of
$5,000 or more to support Army programs and services in Connecticut.
Those in the William Booth Society exemplify philanthropic leadership and outstanding commitment.

2022 William Booth Society Members
Connecticut

The Founder's Circle

Windmill Foundation

 

The Catherine Mumford Booth Circle

James P. And Carole K. Andrew
ANONYMOUS (2)

The Evangeline Booth Circle

ANONYMOUS (9)

 

The George Scott Railton Circle

Bank of America
Russell and Isabel Blair
Sara and Jeff Buell
Robert and Paula Burton 
Mr. Lawrence and Mrs. Jane Caldwell
Ann Marie Campbell
Clinton S. Roberts Foundation
Community Chest of New Britain and Berlin, Inc.
Connecticut Alliance of Boys and Girls Clubs, Inc.
Dur-A-Flex Foundation
Elisha Leavenworth Foundation
Ensworth Charitable Foundation
HBRA Charitable Foundation
Ion Bank Foundation
Jennifer Roach 
Ken Soubry Foundation, Inc.
Mattern Construction, Inc.
The McPhee Foundation
Metropoulos Family Foundation
Jane Wright Wolf and Richard B. Wolf
ANONYMOUS (16)


The William Booth Society Circle

ARS Products LLC 
Mrs. Marta Bailey
Mr. Paul and Janet Belval
Mr. W. Tomlinson and Mrs. Paula Brown
Norma Buchman
Mr. David Evans III
Fiducient Advisors 
Mr. Todd Freel
Ms. Ashley Garan
Ms. Linda Grant
Mr. Thomas and Sara Jones
Liberty Bank Foundation 
Main Street Community Foundation 
Mr. Thomas and Sandra McGee
Mr. William and Mrs. Janet Miller
Joseph S. Stackpole Charitable Trust
Thomaston Savings Bank Foundation, Inc.
ANONYMOUS (39)

          

What are the criteria for the william booth society?

  • The gift is $5,000 or more, or several gifts equal $5,000 or more in the calendar year.
  • The gift may be either remitted in full or a payment made on a pledge in increments of $5,000 or more in the year.
  • The gift is from an individual, foundation, corporation, church, or civic group.

The calendar year is January 1 to December 31. Annual recognition reflects those who have made gifts or payments on pledges during the prior twelve-month period.

 

What do william booth society members receive?

  • Annual listing on The Salvation Army’s website.
  • Opportunities to see the impact of your generosity through donor tours and/or volunteer program engagement.
  • Joy in knowing your gift is changing lives.

 

What are the levels of giving?

The William Booth Society Circle - $5,000 to $9,999

William Booth Society members are invariably among the leaders who cause positive changes in their communities.

The George Scott Railton Circle - $10,000 to $24,999

Commissioner George Scott Railton and seven Lassies “invaded” New York in 1880 to launch the first work of The Salvation Army in the United States.

The Evangeline Booth Circle - $25,000 to $49,999

Evangeline Booth, the dynamic daughter of William and Catherine, served as Commander of The Salvation Army in the United States, 1904-33 and was elected first woman General in 1934.

The Catherine Mumford Booth Circle - $50,000 to $99,999

Co-founder of The Salvation Army, a fighter for women’s rights and moral crusader, the wife of William Booth became one of the most influential women in modern religious history.

The Founder's Circle - $100,000 and above

William Booth, founder of The Salvation Army turned the world’s attention to the plight of the poor and changed the direction of Christianity.

 

For more information on the William Booth Society, please contact us at:

The Salvation Army Southern New England Division
Holly Fink, Divisional Director of Donor Relations
855 Asylum Avenue, Hartford, CT 06105
Office: (860) 702-0036
Cell: 860-539-1480
Holly.Fink@use.salvationarmy.org

 

(860) 539-1480
Director of Donor Relations: holly.fink@use.salvationarmy.org