William Booth

William Booth was a British Methodist preacher and social reformer who founded the Salvation Army in 1865. Recognized for his commitment to helping the poor, homeless, and vulnerable, he transformed the organization into a global movement dedicated to providing spiritual support and practical aid. Booth’s work emphasized compassionate service and social justice, and his leadership significantly influenced charitable efforts worldwide. His legacy continues through the Salvation Army’s ongoing mission to assist those in need, guided by his principles of humanitarianism paired with Christian faith.