Superintendent’s Circle
The Superintendent’s Circle recognizes all donors who make annual gifts of $1,000 or more to the Superintendent’s Annual Fund, West Point Parents Fund, or Superintendent’s Endowment within the calendar year (January 1 – December 31). Membership in this giving society recognizes donors who generously donate to the Academy’s unrestricted funds, which support vital Margin of Excellence programs for the Corps of Cadets.
Giving Levels and Benefits
Members are recognized for their generosity, with benefits determined by giving level.
Bronze
Annual donors of $1,000 to $2,499 or
Young Gray Line donors (Classes of 2024 – 2014) of $500 to $999
- Recognition in the Annual Report of Gifts
Silver
Annual donors of $2,500 to $4,999
Young Gray Line donors (Classes of 2024 – 2014) of $1,000 to $4,999
- Invitation to Donor Tribute Day, with exclusive access to Projects Day
- Invitation to Superintendent’s Circle Weekend – includes Friday evening event and two tickets for Saturday’s Army Football game
- Seating in the Superintendent’s Review Stands during the A Day and Family Weekend cadet parades, as space permits with prior notice.
- For Class of 2025 and 2026 Current Parents – two tickets for preferred seating at Commencement (open to these parents only with a four-year commitment at the Silver level)
- Plus all Bronze benefits
Gold
Annual donors of $5,000 to $9,999
- Guided Rockbound Highland Home Tour
- For Class of 2027 and 2028 – two tickets for preferred seating at Commencement (open to these parents only with a four-year Gold level commitment)
- Two tickets to an Army Football game of your choice, as space permits
- Plus all Silver benefits
Platinum
Annual donors of $10,000 to $24,999
- Admission to one Superintendent’s Tailgate before home Army Football game, upon request and subject to availability
- Plus all Gold benefits
Diamond
Annual donors of $25,000 or more
- Admission to all Superintendent’s Tailgates before home Army Football games, upon request and subject to availability
- Plus all Platinum benefits
Members of the Superintendent’s Circle provide the Academy with the greatest flexibility to respond to immediate and emerging needs, ensuring that today’s cadets have the tools to develop into tomorrow’s leaders.
If you have any questions or for more information on the Superintendent’s Circle, please contact Allison Barry, Director of Annual Giving, at annualgiving@wpaog.org or 845.446.1657.
My semester abroad was nothing short of life-changing. While studying in Rabat, everything seemed so different at first. Living there was certainly an adjustment, but then I realized that beyond the superficial, we have more in common than not. Studying abroad has helped me learn about Arabic and Moroccan culture, and it has taught me so much about humanity, and has opened my eyes to the world outside of the United States. I am incredibly thankful for the opportunity I’ve been given by West Point, DFL, and last but certainly not least, AOG.
Bryce Meylan ’20 in Rabat, Morocco (pictured right)