Texas A&M Foundation

Founded over 70 years ago, the Texas A&M Foundation boasts a storied history! Here’s a fun look back at some of our milestones: ??1953: 21 former students and members of The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents took just $100 in assets and established the Texas A&M College Development Foundation. ???1999: The Jon L. Hagler Center opens its doors as the Texas A&M Foundation's new headquarters. ??2008: The Maroon Coats are established, connecting students to our mission as dedicated ambassadors. As we reflect on our past, we're excited for what comes next—let’s keep building a brighter future together!

Caitlyn Talbert '16 knows firsthand the impact scholarships can have on students at Texas A&M. Inspired by her family’s Aggie traditions and the opportunities she found at Texas A&M, Caitlyn created a scholarship to support future generations of Aggie mechanical engineers. Discover her full story here: https://bit.ly/3TUFoLj

This past weekend, we proudly welcomed the newest cohort of President’s Endowed Scholars! ?? Donors joined in on the ceremony, celebrating alongside 297 freshmen inductees. Together, they continue a legacy that began in 1968 with only 20 scholarships that now supports over 1,400 active scholars. At the luncheon that followed, students and donors gathered to share stories, build relationships and celebrate the lasting impact of this remarkable program. Thank you to our generous donors for your vital role in fostering a brighter future for Texas A&M!

"He got a Touchdown! He got a Touchdown! He got it in!!" ????? For 35 unforgettable years, Dave South was more than just the "voice of Aggieland"—he was the soundtrack to countless Texas A&M victories, bringing every play to life as a beloved member of the Aggie family. Discover his inspiring story and relive his iconic calls here: https://bit.ly/3Y983Px

A trip down memory lane takes us back to the birth of the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library at Texas A&M. From its 1989 proposal to the grand opening in 1997, the library's journey exemplifies how Aggie ingenuity and President Bush's commitment to service shaped the future of Aggieland. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/47PpNm1

Are you ready, Ags? The Texas A&M Foundation is hosting an interactive experience this fall as we celebrate the power of giving back and building a #BrighterFuture for Texas A&M! Join us 3 hours before kickoff at the LSU game for a hands-on, interactive event happening right next to Kyle Field at the Jon L. Hagler Center ????. This is YOUR chance to leave your mark!

Saddle up, Ags! Our newest issue of Maroon magazine is here! ?? Inside, you'll discover stories highlighting veterinary medicine, inspiring young donors making a difference and a musician you might not have known is an Aggie! Don’t miss out—click the link to take a look: https://bit.ly/3U0mvH7

From Good Bull moments to inspiring student stories, there's something for everyone in our publications. Subscribe to Spirit, Maroon or Heritage today and get a little piece of Aggieland delivered right to you! Click here to subscribe: https://bit.ly/4dx4lDD

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.