The Texas Aggie Corps of Cadets Association is proud to have designated its highest level of giving in Lieutenant General James F. Hollingsworth's name. The Hollingsworth 1876 Society is for members who have donated $25,000 or more.
Lieutenant General James F. Hollingsworth, Texas A&M College Class of 1940, served with distinction under General George Patton in World War II. Throughout the Vietnam era he never changed his radio call sign, “Danger79er.” He was revered by his troops and feared by the enemy as a warrior who was always on the scene in times of need or in times of immense peril. Hollingsworth is the only general in history to have been awarded the Distinguished Service Cross, the nation’s second highest award for valor, three times, and he was wounded in combat six times. A man of character, honor, and dignity, he gave a full measure of discipline to every aspect of his life.
Gift Commitment:
$25,000 in lump sum or over 5 years.
Endowment options available for $25K and above.
Benefits:
Lifetime membership in the CCA (upon reaching $25,000 total giving over 5 years).
Option to endow lump sum of $25,000 or more.
Exclusive Invitations to Hollingsworth events, including:
Exclusive Receptions
Regional Member Dinners
Access to all CCA events and VIP receptions, including the Corps of Cadets Hall of Honor Gala and Senior Dining Out
Public recognition on the CCA website, in the CCA campus store, CCA Headquarters, and in our Annual Report and The Cornerstone
Flexible installment plan options.
For more information about the Hollingsworth 1876 Society contact Jill Bright ’91 at 979-221-1998.
