Come shop at the new Round Top Collection Gallery in The Woodlands on October 24 & 25 – Montgomery County Aggie Moms Club will receive 20% of the proceeds during the sale!
In addition to their fabulous fall home decor, RTC will also be selling special Aggie Mom-themed holiday ornaments, so come get your Aggie Christmas swag!
Our club’s first annual Thanksgig’em Dinner will be at Deacon Baldy’s, where everyone can buy food at the food trucks and meet one another face-to-face!
Bring your favorite recipe – we’re putting together a Club recipe book that will be shared with all members!
Also, please bring canned goods donations; we are collecting donations for The 12th Can Food Pantry, a student-run food pantry at Texas A&M built to serve all students, staff, and faculty in need of assistance.
UPDATE: Thank you for your donations! Here is a thank-you from the Executive Director of the 12th Can:
“This is Kelly Villarreal from The 12th Can reaching out with updates on the donation from this weekend. The total poundage of the Montgomery Aggie Mom’s Club donation was 184 lbs. Thank you so much for making the trip down to College Station to drop-off the donation and for coordinating the food drive! The 12th Can could not operate without generous donations like this one, so on behalf of Aggies, thank you so much for the donation and for supporting our mission to eliminate huger at Texas A&M, especially during times like these.”
If Halloween and wine are your thing, this is a no brainer! Join us for a spooky tour of Messina Hof’s wine cellar in Bryan, TX. Spots are limited; click here for details.
Costumes are encouraged but not required.
Aggie Mom Camp 2021 Registration is now OPEN!!
Our Aggies have Fish Camp; but did you know that Aggie Moms have camp as well? Sponsored by the Federation of Texas A&M University Mothers’ Clubs, “Aggie Mom Camp”, to be held on campus February 5-7 2021, helps new Aggie Moms learn the traditions of Texas A&M passed along through seasoned Aggie Moms.
New this year: Registration will be on-line only. Also, a virtual attendance option will be available due to COVID group size restrictions.
Information, registration and payment are available at the following link: https://aggiemoms.org/aggiemomcamp/
Questions: Contact AMC Chair, amcchair@aggienetwork.com
Join us for our October club meeting on Zoom!
It’s finally fall – we’ve even had some nice fall weather – so let’s celebrate by wearing or sharing your favorite fall-themed gear – pumpkins, football, fuzzy sweaters, fun hats, etc. (bonus points for an Aggie theme).
Our guest speaker will be from Texas A&M’s Academic Success Center, which provides resources that help all Aggies achieve their academic goals and realize their academic potential.
See you there!
Zoom link: https://zoom.us/j/97560368799?pwd=b2cyRDQxWkxQN1pFVnIraEhzcWJ6dz09
Passcode: MocoMoms
We have some great Aggie swag available for purchase! To order, please contact mcamcgoodiebags@gmail.com with the subject line “swag for sale”.
Clear Tote……….. $10.00
Power bank……… $20.00
Speaker blanket… $45.00
A&M Koozie……. $5.00
Maroon canvas bag.. $5.00
We’re holding a joint watch party with the Montgomery County A&M Club to watch the Aggies BTHO Alabama on October 3! Come socialize with Aggie Moms at Woodson’s Local Tap + Kitchen in The Woodlands. Kickoff is at 2:30 pm.
It’s an Aggie Moms Club tradition that the each club President chooses a theme for the upcoming year. My immediate thought was “Stronger Together” because I know the strength of Aggie Moms & I know first hand what we can accomplish together. When I thought of an image to exemplify that theme, Rosie the Riveter from WWII was the first thing that came to mind. We’re living through extraordinary times and dealing with unprecedented issues – much like WWII. And in the same way, the women of WWII stepped up, took charge and made things happen.
We Aggie moms have that same steel grit & determination; that “get it done” attitude and that “better days are ahead!” attitude. Whether we’re connecting to help our students, participating in order to be a part of something bigger than ourselves, or making new friends and enjoying this special time together, we are always Stronger Together.
Here’s to a GREAT year!
Terrie Martin ’86
President
