Tiffany Circle

The Tiffany Circle is a community of women leaders who advance the American Red Cross mission through a focused investment of time, talent and treasure by engaging women locally, nationally and internationally.

The Tiffany Circle takes its name from the historic stained glass windows in the Board of Governors Hall at Red Cross national headquarters in Washington, D.C. Installed in 1917, the windows were commissioned from the Louis Comfort Tiffany Studios. The windows cost $10,000 and were jointly purchased by women of the north and women of the south, as an act of reconciliation and hope. Tiffany Circle members from across the country, each donate $10,000 or more annually to support the American Red Cross.

Tiffany Circle members are offered unique opportunities to actively engage in the Red Cross mission and network with fellow philanthropic humanitarians.

The Tiffany Circle Women’s Leadership Summit — This biennial national event provides hands-on mission experiences, educational opportunities, inspirational sessions led by prominent speakers and peer-to-peer networking.

The Torch eNewsletter — This e-newsletter, sent twice a year, highlights Tiffany Circle members’ mission-based activities and their lifesaving impact.

The Tiffany Circle website — This site serves as a hub of information about the Tiffany Circle, leaders, members, events and more.

Mission Immersion Opportunities — Local, national and international events and activities provide special opportunities to deepen your engagement with the mission of the Red Cross.

Invitation to annual “State of the Red Cross” calls hosted by American Red Cross President and CEO Cliff Holtz.