Donor Recognition
The Texas A&M University-Commerce Foundation appreciates every donor and every gift. The individuals and organizations that make A&M-Commerce a priority in their charitable giving are honored at the Annual Donor Gala, in which new members are inducted into their respective society. Induction in a society is based on cumulative gifts.
These societies recognize how your leadership, dedication, and extraordinary philanthropy to the university encourage excellence in our students, faculty, and academic programs.
| Giving Level | Gift Amount |
|---|---|
| Mayo Society | $1,000,000+ |
| Cornerstone Society | $500,000 – $999,999 |
| Rayburn Society | $100,000 – $499,999 |
| Heritage Society | $50,000 – $99,999 |
| Founders Circle | $25,000 – $49,999 |
| Society of 1889 | All irrevocable planned gifts |
Giving Back
Carrington
Jace Carrington grew up in the mid-50’s in a farming community with limited resources. It was only through his service in the United States military and subsequent GI bill that he was able to atte Read More
Brent Dyer
One of five A&M-Commerce alums in his family, attending A&M-Commerce wasn't a choice for Brent Dyer-it was a family tradition. A&M-Commerce provided the foundation Dyer needed to be suc Read More
Alumni Stories
Dale & Betty Bedgood
Dale and Betty Bedgood have found numerous ways to share their resources over the years. Betty and I have tried to share through our church and various organization all of our married lives, Dale sa Read More
Ross
Kenton Ross came to East Texas State University as dean of the College of Businness Administration(now College of Business & Technology) in August 1978. He received his bachelor of science degree Read More
Meet the Board
Kenneth Threlkeld
Mr. Threlkeld graduated from East Texas State University with a B.B.A. in 1960. He began his career in the insurance field in 1960. He established TCI in 1982, and the agency has grown to Read More
Wayne Galyean
A&M-Commerce filled a void for me when I attended, and it still does, it’s a wonderful place to earn a degree, and I’m glad to give something back. Read More
