Texas A&M Foundation

For over 50 years, Parsons Mounted Cavalry has been an iconic symbol of Aggieland. Serving in the cavalry allows cadets to grow and mature as leaders at Texas A&M. Giving to the Parsons Mounted Cavalry Endowment Fund enables future cadets to serve in this historic Aggie tradition. Follow the link to contribute today: https://bit.ly/3xR6WcW

How can you create a scholarship that reflects your values and passions? Scholarships are a powerful tool to expand educational access for students, and at the Foundation, we want to help you ensure your scholarship has a meaningful impact. Working with a development officer can give you the guidance needed to tailor a scholarship that resonates with your values. Follow along with Al Pulliam ‘87 as he breaks down some of the unique ways you can customize a scholarship at Texas A&M University.

Have you ever wondered how you can make an impactful gift to Texas A&M without impacting your cashflow? Lauren Minch '99 '00, CFA, CPA, shares her knowledge so you can learn all about paying it forward to the Aggies of tomorrow. Read more about Lauren's planned giving journey here: https://bit.ly/4csHmtu

Explore the incredible journey of Bill Read '71, former director of the National Hurricane Center, as he shares his whirlwind path from Texas A&M University to briefing presidents and flying into hurricanes. Inspired by his Aggie education, Read now dedicates his time and expertise to Texas A&M out of gratitude for the foundation Aggieland provided for his exceptional career. Click the link to read Bill's story: https://bit.ly/3z2pA1m

Did you know that many incoming freshmen miss out on the Fish Camp experience due to financial constraints? By contributing to the Fish Camp Scholarship Endowment, you allow students to embark on their first Aggie adventure, where friendships are formed and traditions are learned. Follow the link to spread the Aggie Spirit: https://bit.ly/3yRRVHX

Did you know there is a rich history to Texas A&M University’s efforts to expand education? The Morrill Act of 1862 led to the creation of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas using set-aside funds from the state. Jump forward to today, and Texas A&M University is a top research institution working to bring in the brightest students from all over Texas. Join Al Pulliam ’87 as he talks Texas A&M past, present and future. Keep up with Al in our next lesson about creating scholarships that will impact students everywhere.

Our summer Heritage issue is HERE! ☀️ Jump into the exciting world of planned giving and discover how different gift types have empowered Aggies to make their splash at Texas A&M! Dive in now! https://bit.ly/3Svuigb

For the Garcia family, generosity is a cherished tradition! When Berta and Eddie Garcia '70 planned their gift to Aggieland, they ignited a legacy of giving that their children are proud to uphold. Read the full family story here: https://bit.ly/3W9gQjp

From its humble beginnings in the 90s to winning national titles and supporting Texas A&M Athletics on the largest stages, the Aggie Dance Team has come a long way. Take a trip down memory lane and see how the Aggie Dance Team has evolved over the past 30 years. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3VuFTgh

Join us in welcoming the summer 2024 participants of the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans! 👍 Next week, the McFerrin Center will welcome a new class of veterans passionate about entrepreneurship. The program aims to create opportunities for veterans and their families by offering hands-on training in business. Help EBV create opportunities for veterans here: https://bit.ly/3KvU52r