Giving Societies
Support from alumni and friends has earned UT Dallas a place among our nation’s top research institutions. The University is pleased to recognize the philanthropic contributions that have played a key role in the development of this young university. Recognition societies honor and thank donors whose generosity has helped secure UT Dallas’ future.
The Comet Whoosh Society
The Comet Whoosh Society honors the annual loyalty of alumni donors at any giving level. Four membership levels highlight years of consecutive giving.
- Contributors: 2-4 years
- Associates: 5-9 years
- Partners: 10-19 years
- Champions: 20+ years
The Trellis Society
The Trellis Society recognizes faculty and staff who make a gift to support any area at UT Dallas during the fiscal year. This includes gifts made through the State Employee Charitable Campaign to the Academic Bridge Program or to the Callier Center for Communication Disorders.
The Love Jack Society
The Love Jack Society recognizes alumni and friends who give $1,000 and above to any UT Dallas school, center or program during the fiscal year.
The Legacy Society
The Legacy Society pays tribute to individuals who make a gift to UT Dallas that lives on after their lifetime. Legacy Society members most often contribute through a planned gift in their will or trust. Others establish charitable gift annuities, which pay them income for life; some name UTD as a beneficiary of a life insurance policy or retirement account. Learn more about legacy giving.
The Founders Society
The Founders Society honors cumulative giving of $100,000 or more by individuals, companies and foundations.
The Laureates Society
The Laureates Society recognizes lifetime contributions of $1 million and above.
Giving Stories
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Callier Cares Luncheon Inspires Support for Children, Families
The annual event raised more than $365,000 for the Callier Care Fund, which helps children and adults who are unable to afford treatment for speech, language and hearing disorders.
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Student’s Memory Inspires Commitment to Mental Health
Two endowments established in honor of UT Dallas student Matthew K. Weddle are funding innovative work in the School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences.
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Endowments to Support Archer Program, Honor Renowned Researcher, Scientific Illustrator
UT System executive William Huang has created two endowments to support the Archer Fellowship Program at UT Dallas. The endowments honor Huang’s aunt and a family friend whose lives of public service inspired his gifts.
Learn about how you can contribute to the continued mission of UT Dallas, and be a part of our future.
Contact us today.
Diana Aguirre
Director of Development
Donor Engagement and Strategic Initiatives
972-883-6944
diana.aguirre@utdallas.edu
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