2024-2025 Fundraising Focus
The Friends Texas A&M Sesquicentennial Fund
Texas A&M University is the state's first public institution of higher education. The Texas state legislature established the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas on April 17, 1871, and instruction began on 2,416 acres of land in Brazos County in 1876.
The Friends began celebrating the University’s 150th anniversary in 2023 by establishing the Friends Texas A&M Sesquicentennial Fund in anticipation of supporting the Libraries participation in University-wide Sesquicentennial activities through preservation projects, programming, and asset acquisition.
The funding goal for the Friends Texas A&M Sesquicentennial Fund is to raise $150,000 from May 1, 2023, through April 30, 2026. As of July 14, 2024, $83,122 has been committed to the Sesquicentennial Fund.
Thank you, in advance, for your membership and generosity as the Friends continue to support the University Libraries’ projects and programs.
Support for the Friends Texas A&M Sesquicentennial Fund has been provided by:
Elizabeth Anderson
Taressa Anderson
Helen Beasley
Michael Bolton
Troie Burch
Sandra Cameron
Deborah Castro
Francene Collins
Tracy Cullen
Aroha Dahl
Janet Davis
Jeanne Harrell
Adelle Hedleston
Karen Hunter
Elizabeth Anderson
Taressa Anderson
Helen Beasley
Michael Bolton
Troie Burch
Sandra Cameron
Deborah Castro
Francene Collins
Tracy Cullen
Aroha Dahl
Janet Davis
Jeanne Harrell
Adelle Hedleston
Karen Hunter
Carolyn Phelan
Pat Pierson
Connie Pritchard
Lisa Richard
Angela Rogers
Amanda Scott
Julie Slocum
Shanedria Wagner
Pamela Wells
Sheridan Yetter
Timothy Yetter
Tony Zaccagnino
Zaccagnino Family