Our Bellamy Society members are both leaders our in the world an on our campus. We’re thankful for your generous support that enhances the quality of our students’ education and experiential learning experiences outside of the classroom.
The Bellamy Society is named for both the building, which the college has called home since 1965, and the late Dr. Raymond F. Bellamy, who founded and headed the Sociology Department and who, during his 38-year tenure at FSU (1918-1956) taught classes in anthropology, economics, political science, and statistics.
The purpose of the Bellamy Society is to encourage alumni, parents and friends to support the college at higher levels of annual giving and to recognize such donors appropriately. Bellamy Society members can designate their gifts either college-wide or for a specific department or program within the college.
Annual membership includes donors to the college within the fiscal year (July 1- June 30). Pledge commitments must be fulfilled each year by June 30. Membership is for one year and expires each year on June 30; membership renewals begin each year on July 1.
If you would like to join the Bellamy Society today, you can make a gift by visiting give.fsu.edu/cosspp. Pledge $1,000 or more to any of our funds, and automatically become a member. Or if you would prefer, you may contact our Senior Director of Development, Katherine Cline Ashler, to discuss making a gift at kcline@foundation.fsu.edu or by calling 850-294-3343.
*Restricted gifts made by donors to endowment funds are not included in the Bellamy Society and are listed under the appropriate gift range in the 2022-2023 donor list.
Special note: endowment, capital and deferred gifts do not qualify for Bellamy Society membership; donors of such gifts (of cumulative lifetime giving of $10,000 or more) are recognized through the FSU President’s Club.
Gold Level ($5,000+)
- Kendra J. Barnebey Whitehead
- David L. and Rebecca T. Bibb
- The Brunetti Foundation, Inc.
- Gregory S. and Stephanie W. Burge
- The Sol Cohn Foundation
- Marshall S. and Elvira A. Cohn
- Thomas M. and M. Eileen Culligan
- Judy Cutler
- William H. and Shelley H. Desvousges
- Eric M. and Miranda J. Gaier
- Joyce E. and Henry R. Glick
- Charles T. Haworth
- Institute For Humane Studies
- LeRoy J. and Jacquelyn P. Jacoby
- Nan E. Johnson
- Lynda Keever and William Eshenbaugh
- Eugene F. Moran and Julia M. Moran
- Charles B. Nam
- Kevin P. Nicolai
- David W. Rasmussen
- Reason Foundation
- Ben and Heather M. Storey
- Ed and Teresa Sutton
- Liberty E. Taylor and Stephen R. MacNamara
- Marjorie R. Turnbull
- Marc A. Zabicki and Dawn William-Zabicki
Garnet Level ($2,500-$4,999)
- Adam E. and Bethany Babington
- Michelle A. Coca
- George R. and Julie A. Davis
- David L. and Kara Fentress
- Champions First Credit Union
- Haworth Foundation, Inc.
- Thomas M. Henderson
- Christi A. and Jeff Lawson
- Lee Metcalf
- Dennis D. Moore
- Westminster Oaks
- R. W. Wetherington
Bellamy Level ($1,000-$2,499)
- Perry E. and Teresa K. Anthony
- Breck S. and Lauren M. Brewer
- Leslie H. Cahn
- Joseph P. Calhoun and Kimberly R. Calhoun
- Christine Lung Caslow
- Brian Cohn
- Jesse M. and Gloria P. Colvin
- Paul D. Cook
- Lowell T. Curry
- Camille and Michael Dvorscak
- Amy J. Gwartney
- Travis A. Hadwin
- Robert A. and Dawn G. Hummer
- Jafar Ila
- Raymond G. and Patrice E. Kerr
- Jane S. Love
- Iris Matos and James M. Wallace
- Kathleen J. and Matthew H. Mears
- Stephan W. and Shannon V. Miller
- Noelle Morey
- James D. Orcutt and Annette M. Schwabe
- Irene Padavic
- David Picard
- George S. and Clyda S. Rent
- Ralph F. and Jazmin A. Rose
- Catherine S. Santamaria
- David G. and Winifred H. Schmeling
- Adrianna M. Sekula
- James P. Sweeney
- Miles Taylor
- Tiffany M. Taylor
- Marvin Thurston
- William G. and Carol S. Weissert
- Michael L. Williams
- Carlos Yera