Texas A&M Foundation

Texas A&M Foundation The Texas A&M Foundation receives major gifts and manages endowments for the benefit of Texas A&M University.

The Texas A&M Foundation is a nonprofit organization that receives major gifts and manages endowments for the sole benefit of Texas A&M University.

Some Aggies are taking the road less traveled straight into Texas communities that need them most.Through Texas A&M’s Ru...
06/11/2026

Some Aggies are taking the road less traveled straight into Texas communities that need them most.

Through Texas A&M’s Rural Medicine Program, Aggie medical students gain hands-on experience by working with communities across Texas to support health care access and address physician shortages. Students are discovering a passion for rural health care and building relationships that extend far beyond the clinic. Their work reflects the Aggie commitment to service, leadership and improving lives across Texas.

Read how Aggies are helping close the rural health care gap around the state: https://bit.ly/42uZFew
TAMU Medicine

His homes may be off the grid, but his impact is reaching an entire community.From building net-zero homes in Hawaii to ...
06/09/2026

His homes may be off the grid, but his impact is reaching an entire community.

From building net-zero homes in Hawaii to helping wildfire survivors find stable housing, architect David Sellers ’01 is turning innovation into action. Inspired by his East Texas roots and shaped by his time at Texas A&M University, Sellers has dedicated his career to creating sustainable solutions that support both people and the planet. Through renewable energy systems, fire-resistant building materials and mentorship for future architects, he is showing how Aggies can build more than structures. They can help build hope for generations to come.

Read how this Aggie is helping shape the future of sustainable housing: https://bit.ly/4efzyPf
Texas A&M College of Architecture

Take a look back at a presidential visit to Aggieland!Forty years ago, former U.S. Presidents Gerald Ford and Jimmy Cart...
06/08/2026

Take a look back at a presidential visit to Aggieland!

Forty years ago, former U.S. Presidents Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter took the Texas A&M University stage through the Memorial Student Center Wiley Lecture Series, giving students exposure to leadership and critical conversations. What began as a student-led initiative became a lasting Texas A&M tradition thanks to the endowment of brothers James Wiley Sr. ’46 and A.P. Wiley Jr. ’46.

Learn more about this memorable moment: https://bit.ly/4fjGaNr
MSC Wiley Lecture Series
Texas A&M MSC Programs
Texas A&M Division of Student Affairs

Looking for a meaningful way to give back to Texas A&M? This quick, personalized giving questionnaire will help you refl...
06/04/2026

Looking for a meaningful way to give back to Texas A&M?

This quick, personalized giving questionnaire will help you reflect on the people, passions and experiences that shaped your Aggie story and connect them to programs making an impact in Aggieland today and for generations to come!

Explore the questions here and discover college programs and initiatives you could support: https://bit.ly/4dkjni5

As they actively worked on their estate plans, Mary and Mark Cooke ’75 received a serendipitous email from the Texas A&M...
06/02/2026

As they actively worked on their estate plans, Mary and Mark Cooke ’75 received a serendipitous email from the Texas A&M Foundation that they couldn’t ignore.

The Cookes’ simple decision to respond to that fateful email led to an exciting journey of reconnecting with Aggieland through a campus tour and the unexpected education of learning how they could fund an endowed scholarship through an IRA qualified charitable distribution, a tax-efficient giving solution.

Learn how this couple partnered with the Foundation’s team to support future Aggie engineers like James Manuel ’26 through a customized charitable giving plan: https://bit.ly/3OXCF4A
Texas A&M Engineering
Artie McFerrin Department of Chemical Engineering at Texas A&M University

06/01/2026

Elaine and Steven Nance never walked across the A&M stage, but after watching their children serve as Fish Camp counselors, co-chairs and directors, they understood something most people only feel from the inside. Their endowed scholarship gave Zoe Blackburn '29 that chance — a Longhorn family outsider who left camp certain she'd found where she belonged: https://bit.ly/3PzvsYM
Fish Camp
Texas A&M Division of Student Affairs
Texas A&M Student Activities

This new Aggie program takes medicine to another world. 🚀🩺Through Texas A&M University’s Aerospace Medicine program, Agg...
05/28/2026

This new Aggie program takes medicine to another world. 🚀🩺

Through Texas A&M University’s Aerospace Medicine program, Aggies are preparing to support astronaut health as space exploration continues to grow. Led by experts including Dr. Jeff Chancellor ’18 and former astronaut Dr. Serena Auñón-Chancellor, students and researchers are helping shape the future of medicine beyond our planet.

Learn more about the program and how you can help launch groundbreaking research and student opportunities: https://bit.ly/3Pvgl2x
TAMU Medicine

We asked former students to share the restaurants and meals they still think about from their days in Aggieland, and the...
05/26/2026

We asked former students to share the restaurants and meals they still think about from their days in Aggieland, and the answers did not disappoint.

From comfort food at Mom’s to chicken-fried steak at Wehrman’s, these local favorites hold a special place in Aggie memories.

What restaurant was your go-to while at Texas A&M? Drop your favorite spot in the comments below and read what these Aggies had to say: https://bit.ly/4tAlJjd

The Texas A&M Foundation is pleased to announce Wayne Roberts ’85 as its new interim president and CEO. Wayne, who bring...
05/21/2026

The Texas A&M Foundation is pleased to announce Wayne Roberts ’85 as its new interim president and CEO.

Wayne, who brings more than 35 years of experience building and leading high-achieving organizations, will assume the role June 1, in addition to continuing his duties as a member of the Foundation’s Board of Trustees. In his new role, he is eager to help the Foundation continue growing donor relationships and strengthening partnerships across Texas A&M as the university prepares to celebrate its 150th anniversary this fall.

The Board also extends its gratitude to John Huser ’89, vice president and chief financial officer, for serving as acting leader since December and providing steady leadership during an important time.

Please join us in welcoming Wayne as he steps into his new role leading the Foundation in building a brighter future for Texas A&M: https://bit.ly/4nLK2cn

Behind your latest carton of eggs, there might just be an Aggie making it possible!Did you know Texas A&M’s Poultry Scie...
05/21/2026

Behind your latest carton of eggs, there might just be an Aggie making it possible!

Did you know Texas A&M’s Poultry Science Department produces nearly 40% of the nation’s graduates in the industry, with a 100% job placement rate? As one of only a handful of programs supplying talent to the industry, it plays a critical role in feeding the future. From food safety to animal care, these Aggies are making a real impact across the industry.

We sat down with a few former students who have hatched from "good eggs" into full-fledged professionals. Explore their valuable industry insights and practical advice: https://bit.ly/4taIfib
Texas A&M University Poultry Science
Texas A&M University - College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

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