Founded in 1910, the Boy Scouts of America has grown into something larger and more significant than anyone anticipated. We honor that special date by presenting the 1910 Society award to donors whom make gifts of $25,000 or more to the Endowment of Cimarron Council. These gifts can be in the form of cash, securities, land, five-year pledges, or other property suitable for a council endowment fund or easily converted to cash.

Recognition in the 1910 Society honors four very special individuals who shaped modern-day Scouting:

Ernest Thompson Seton, nationally known artist and naturalist, author of the first official American Scout handbook and many other books important to Scouting.

Seton Level: $25,000 minimum gift
 

Daniel Carter Beard, first chairman of the National Court of Honor, national Scout commissioner, and author of many well-known books and stories for youth.

Beard Level: $100,000 minimum gift
 

Theodore Roosevelt, first Chief Scout Citizen, first Vice President of the BSA, and US President.

Roosevelt Level: $500,000 minimum gift

Waite Phillips, one of the BSA's first benefactors, and donor to the BSA of almost 13,000 acres of land in New Mexico which became Philmont Scout Ranch.  Major Philanthropic donor to many causes in Northern Oklahoma.

Phillips Level: $1,000,000 minimum gift
Phillips Silver Level: $5,000,000 minimum gift
Phillips Golf Level: $10,000,000 minimum gift