 The
William Booth Society is the Salvation Army's most prestigious
donor organization. It is named for the founder of the
Salvation Army who began helping the destitute in 1865.
Individuals, churches, foundations, corporations and
service clubs who annually contribute $5,000 or more qualify
as members of the society. Society members are invariably
among the leaders who cause positive change in their
community.
William Booth Society members help The
Salvation Army lift people to a better life.
The Founders Circle ($100,000+)
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
Anonymous (1) The Catherine Mumford Booth
Circle ($50,000-$99,000)
Mrs. Irma S. Johnson The
Evangeline Booth Circle ($25,000-49,000) The
George Scott Railton Circle ($10,000-$24,000)
Anonymous (2)
Betty Jane Addington
Andy Alphin
Blue Grass Community Foundation
Keeneland Association, Inc.
Macy's
The Orphan Society of Lexington
George and Nawanna Privett
Carolyn F. Purcell
Georgia H. Rodes
Susan Walmer Burton, DMD William
Booth Members ($5,000+)
Anonymous (4)
Audio Authority
Don and Mira Ball
Ted and Janet Cowen
Crutcher Family Foundation, Inc.
James and Margaret Curnow
Frost Brown Todd LLC
Norm and Susie Galloway
Jim and Nancy Graves
Harry Hadden Family
Clay Hancock
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holmes
Elizabeth and James G. Kenan, III
Fred Kissling
Bryan and Jennifer Mattingly
Ann and Terry McBrayer
Mix 94.5 WLRW
Tom and Margaret Riddle
Taco Bell/Charter Foods
Trinsoft, LLC
Mr. Elmer Whitaker
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