Alessandro Circle

The San Antonio Symphony recognizes planned giving donors as members of the Max Reiter Society, named for our founding conductor. We thought it fitting to name our new premier giving circle after Victor Alessandro, his hand-picked successor. Maestro Alessandro led the Symphony through the lean post-war years and built upon its success each season through aggressive program expansion and community outreach efforts—efforts supported today by members of the Alessandro Circle.

Previously considered the top tier members of the Maestro Society, donors who contribute annual support of $10,000 or greater together provide for more than 80% of contributed revenue each season. We thank these inaugural members of the Alessandro Circle for providing 2011-12 season support for the Symphony to both grow and sustain excellent symphonic performances in an artistically driven and fiscally sound environment. Listing current as of August 18, 2010.

The Alfred S. Gage Foundation
The Alice Kleberg Reynolds Foundation
Bexar County
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Calvert, in memory of Mrs. Carolyn Rice Calvert
City of San Office of Cultural Affairs
Frost Bank
George W. Brackenridge Foundation
The Greehey Family Foundation
H-E-B
Mrs. Jacob M. Huffman, Jr.
IBC—San Antonio
KCI
Sebastian Lang-Lessing and Britta Funck
The Nordan Trust
NuStar Energy L.P.
Russell Hill Rogers Fund for the Arts
Saint Susie Charitable Foundation
San Antonio Express-News
Carolyn A. Seale and Carol Lee Klose
Drs. Kenneth Bloom and Sheila Swartzman
The Tobin Endowment
Valero Energy Foundation