We need your help to make our club a success!

Howdy!  We are looking for volunteers to serve in a variety of ways, from individual events like the end-of-summer Howdy Event, to serving on the club’s executive board and committees.

Volunteering with our club is a fun way to meet other Aggie Moms!  There are things you can do to help, no matter how much (or little) time you can give.  For more information, please email us and let us know you’d like to find out more about the opportunities that are available.

Thursday, May 6
7:00 – 8:30 pm
Crossroads Baptist Church

Join us for our last general meeting of the year to celebrate the Aggies from our club who are graduating in May, or graduated in August or December 2020!

There will be a complimentary dinner served and all club members are welcome. 

We hope you come and help us make this a special night for the graduates – they deserve a big WHOOP for their achievement!

Wednesday, April 28
7:00 – 9:00 pm
Book: The Last House Guest (Megan Miranda)

Monday, March 29
7:00 – 9:00 pm
Book: In Five Years (Rebecca Serle)

Wednesday, February 24
7:00 – 9:00 pm
Book: Where the Crawdads Sing (Delia Owens)

Thursday, February 11
7:00 pm 

Join us for our January General Meeting on Zoom.

Our guest speaker — Police Lieutenant Bobby Richardson from Texas A&M’s Department of Security and Police — will be giving a presentation on student safety.

See you there!

Zoom link: https://zoom.us/j/92274665182?pwd=elJSNG1LVUJPZUZWWjExOUpha0wrQT09

Passcode: MocoMoms

Help us help single Aggie moms this Christmas! Our club is helping a few Aggie students provide a great Christmas for their children by donating requested gifts and gift cards.

Although this is a Christmas donation, because of the early end to the A&M semester, we will need all donations dropped off at our ThanksGig’em dinner on November 12. If you can’t make it to the dinner, please contact Julie Jackson-Schmidt to arrange to drop off your gift by November 13.

Thank you for your generosity!

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