Whether estate planning has never crossed your mind or you are considering ways to leave your legacy in Aggieland, we’ve launched a new e-book for you! This complimentary resource covers estate-planning basics—including interactive worksheets—and provides real-life examples of how Aggies and friends of the Texas A&M Foundation are benefiting from planned gifts.  

Before you head into the hustle and bustle of the fall season, bend your ear to the wise words of Helene Segura ’93, an internationally-recognized time management consultant and motivational speaker. Join “The Inefficiency Assassin” as she shares tips for creating a healthier work-life balance and explains how to stay sane and proactive in the ever-changing COVID-19 climate.   

To the late Jay Kregel ’89, there was no place better than Texas A&M University. Kregel’s love for Aggieland is now exemplified in the legacy he left for first-generation Aggies. Learn how his planned gift has already provided a brighter future for former student and Corps of Cadet member Mirna Cardenas ’18.

Charitable trusts are very complex compared to most planned giving methods, but they offer much in return. From tax advantages to protecting minors to providing a steady stream of income payments and more, charitable trusts can greatly benefit you and your loved ones. Let’s explore the two major types—a charitable remainder trust and a charitable lead trust—to determine which is right for you. 

Learn the differences between chairs, professorships and fellowships, and hear from top-notch researchers and faculty members who are currently using these gifts to make a difference in Aggieland and beyond.

The COVID-19 pandemic has altered the lives of Texans and Aggies around the world. Many students and employees within the Texas A&M University community are directly impacted and are experiencing difficulties as a result. The Texas A&M University Disaster Relief Fund is providing aid to Aggie students and employees affected by the crisis.