Howdy Fort Worth/Tarrant County Aggie Moms!
We are Mothers of Texas A&M Students both past and present who have formed a sisterhood of support for our Aggie Students. We meet monthly during the school year and host events for charitable and educational purposes.
Our Fort Worth/Tarrant County Aggie Moms Club was the second club ever established when the Aggie Mothers’ Groups began in 1922. Don’t we look good for 97?! We have fun together while supporting our Aggie Students and TAMU Organizations, so come join us!
Holiday Wreath & Greenery Fundraiser
These wreaths and garland are fresh and will be delivered approx 1st week of December!
Order online for direct delivery by Nov 5th at https://sffsalestrack.com/FWTCAggieMomsGreenery You can also order at the October 21st General Meeting for local pick up or by email at fwtcaggiemoms@aggienetwork
Proceeds help fund scholarships for Tarrant County Aggie students. Check out our page and help us help students in our community!
CLUB BYLAWS TO BE VOTED ON
FWTC-Aggie-Mom-Bylaws-October 2019 FINAL DRAFT FOR VOTING
FWTC-Aggie-Mom-Bylaws-August-2016-Approved
We will go over the primary updates of these Bylaws during our November General Meeting. Feel free to review both attached proposed and previous Bylaws.
TIME TO JOIN OR RENEW MEMBERSHIP FOR 2019-20
It’s only $25 to join our club and the money supports our operations fund which ultimately supports our local scholarship efforts. As a member you can attend our monthly meetings as a supportive network with other Aggie Moms and gain valuable insight for providing comfort and welfare to our local Aggie Students that will offer a better college experience during their time at A&M. You can also receive special Aggie Mom discount offers. So please join us if you have not already!
DON’T HAVE AN AGGIE MOMS CLUB NEARBY? JOIN US!
You do NOT have to be from Tarrant County to join. You don’t even have to be from Texas! We have members from nearby counties whose work or schedule makes it easier to attend our meetings, though we encourage you to first check out your nearest Aggie Moms Club. We also have a few out-of-state moms who participate long distance.
Click here to find clubs near you.
LOOKING FOR SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION?
If you are a current or future Fort Worth/Tarrant County Aggie looking for college money, our scholarships are now being administered and distributed by Texas A&M University. This is good news because you do not have to go through an additional application process. Simply follow the instructions on the TAMU scholarship website and if you meet our eligibility requirements, you will be considered for the Fort Worth/Tarrant County Aggie Moms Scholarships and many others.
Here’s the link on how to apply: https://scholarships.tamu.edu/ For information about our eligibility requirements, click here.
Way to go, Aggie Moms!!!
Shop on Amazon using their Smile program and we get 0.5% of every purchase! Same products, same prices, same service! And the money helps us raise scholarship funds.
Click the link below to access the FW/TC Aggie Moms Smile account. Be sure to put it in your bookmark tool so you can remember to use it when you shop.
https://smile.amazon.com/ch/75-2009247
This is an easy way for us to raise money so help us by promoting it to your friends.
TIME TO RENEW YOUR KROGER LINK!
YES, YOU CAN ORDER CHARMS!
Aggie Mom Gail Pigeon ’84 makes these wonderful charm necklaces that help raise money for our scholarship fund. They can be picked up at our general meetings or shipped directly to you.
Click here to see charm collection and to order.
Need a great gift idea?
How about a baby Century Tree and it benefits our club!
Andy Duffie, ’78, is growing and selling Century Tree seedlings as an A&M scholarship fundraiser. He has already funded a President’s Endowed Scholarship (2012), an Aggie Ring Scholarship (2015), and is now working on a Sul Ross Scholarship for the Corps of Cadets.
He sells the seedlings from his web site (aggiecenturyproject.com) for $100 each. The little trees are 16- to 24-inches tall, depending upon the time of year (shorter in winter months, taller by late summer). They are one year old, in excellent condition, and are planted in one-gallon containers. Customers have the option of picking up a seedling from his home in College Station or he will package and ship a seedling by UPS to any location across the southern U.S. (where live oaks grow) for an extra $20.
For every referred customer sent by our club, he sends us $20. For us to get credit, during the online purchase a pop-up box will appear asking the customer “How did you learn of the Aggie Century Tree Project?” The customer simply enters FORT WORTH/TARRANT COUNTY AGGIE MOMS CLUB in that field – which is captured as part of the transaction.
