YMCA leaders

Swiss businessman and co-founder of the Red Cross (1828-1910)

President of Finland from 1994 to 2000

Korean independence activist (1864-1945)

Canadian-American coach; inventor of basketball

American Methodist and founder of the YMCA (1865–1955)

Wife of Winston Churchill and life peer (1885–1977)

inventor of volleyball

American evangelist (1837–1899)

Norwegian chemist (1833-1900)

American magazine publisher (1898–1967)

Swedish journalist and politician

British politician (1801-1885)

British princess

Native American physician and scouting pioneer (1858–1939)

notable Haitian economist, politician and writer

Canadian businessman (1929-2015)

Scottish footballer (1847–1923)

British missionary (1874-1917)

founder of the YMCA (1821–1905)

Adult educator (1913–1997)

American inventor (1857–1925)

politician (1928-1974)

American politician (1934-2012)

Evangelical theologist (1878-1961)

American politician (1867-1936)

British politician (born 1935)

Evangelical pastor

American politician

American actress (1874–1950)

United States banker and philanthropist (1830–1908)

United States Marine (1929-2011)

Chinese politician and diplomat (1882–1961)

American physical education instructor, international basketball official, & co-founder Camp Fire Girls (1865–1918)

Chinese educator

American politician (1805-1883)

American politician

First Black graduate of the University of Alberta's faculty of law and the first Black woman to practise law in Canada after being called to the bar in 1954.

American educator, activist, minister (1894–1984)

American missionary (1883–1979)

Canadian historian

Filipino businessman (1861–1939)

Canadian politician (1874-1957)

American missionary and writer (1871-1963)

American writer

Mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio

Japanese politician

American politician

British politician (1909-1976)

British orientalist

African American educator, college administrator and civil rights leader (1888-1980)

Australian politician

Japanese educator