The Boothby Institute is a 501 (c) 3, non-profit organization dedicated to Creating A World That Works for Everyone, allowing people to discover the capacities that reside within themselves and creating opportunities for people to take charge of their own lives by understanding their inherent value as human beings.
The Boothby Institute (TBI) is named in memory and honor of Albert and Alice Boothby. The Boothby’s were mentors of bill cumming, founder and Executive Director of TBI.
To read an acknowledgment to The Boothby’s, a brief history of the organization and its programs by bill cumming, click here.
If your curious why bill chooses to not capitalize his name and the letter “i” click here.
We work with: individuals, schools, prisons, Veterans, Military Units (158th Fighter Wing, USAF), The Vermont National Guard, corporations, homeless shelters, YMCAs, NGOs, and religious institutions around the world.