Texas A&M Foundation

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One photo. 137 Aggies. A spirit that can ne’er be told. Gerry Grogin '47, the last living Aggie from the iconic 1946 Corregidor Muster photo, truly embodies the core values of Texas A&M, from his WWII service to creating the Gerald "Gerry" Grogin '47 Endowed Excellence Fund. Read more about Gerry's legacy and gift here: https://bit.ly/3XyowuK

We've got a little story for you, Ags. Meet Jake Carter ‘25, a first-generation Aggie and Head Yell Leader, carrying forward the legacy instilled in him by his father. At the Texas A&M Foundation, we recognize the impact of those who came before us. The support from our donors creates opportunities for students like Jake to lead and inspire. In honoring his journey, we acknowledge a legacy that extends beyond the individual and shapes the future of Texas A&M. A legacy that lasts.

The Texas A&M Foundation was delighted to welcome Blue Bell Creameries to our first football game on August 31 to kick off this season of Aggie football. This marked the start of a sweet collaboration this fall, with Blue Bell donating its world-famous ice cream to all of our tailgates and student events throughout the year. The Foundation extends its heartfelt appreciation to Blue Bell for its support and for bringing Texas' favorite ice cream to Aggieland.

Since 2005, Aggie 100 has spotlighted the brightest entrepreneurial minds from Texas A&M. Annually honoring the world's fastest-growing Aggie-owned and Aggie-led businesses, Aggie 100 is proud to celebrate its 20th anniversary of recognizing companies that embody Texas A&M's spirit of excellence and leadership in the business world. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4gkGqK2

Thank you, Aggie moms! ?? Roxanne Forrest, the current president of the Federation of Texas A&M University Mothers' Clubs, is on a mission to establish the Federation's first endowed scholarship for students in need of financial support. Having faced the financial strain of putting kids through college herself, she’s rallied Aggie moms nationwide to help out Aggie students—because that’s what moms do best. Read the full story here: https://bit.ly/3Xrsdme

Forging a new path for Aggies who love metalwork, Berkeley Rhoads ’24 and Charles Schmidt ’24 turned a shared passion into something bigger. Together, they launched the Aggie Blacksmithing Club, growing a simple idea into a thriving community of over 50 enthusiasts. We caught up with the founders to hear their story. Read the interview here: https://bit.ly/4eeUT8X

Kathryn ’96 and Scott Whitaker ’95 are forever grateful for the experiences they shared at Texas A&M University. Now, through their planned gift with the Texas A&M Foundation, the Whitakers are ensuring that their passion and generosity will forever fight for the future of maroon and white. Read more about their gift here: https://bit.ly/4fYWSzJ

Reliant has been supercharging its partnership with Mays Business School!? Creating an endowment for the newly established Reliant Student Experience Office, Reliant's support enhances every aspect of student life—from recruitment to career development—helping future leaders thrive. Explore how this partnership transforms the student experience: https://bit.ly/3XqWpOm