Overview

Howdy! The Fort Worth/Tarrant County A&M Club is considered one of the largest A&M clubs in the world by the Association of Former Students. This status results from the number of Aggies in Tarrant County (over 14,000), as well as the level of support our Club provides to the Association and to Texas A&M University. Our Club works closely with the Association in promoting the Aggie Network, supporting Texas A&M and providing scholarships to deserving students. We hold one of the largest off-campus Musters, and ever year at Coach's Night conduct what to our knowledge is the largest Silent Auction of any A&M club worldwide. Proceeds of the Silent Auction and our other events benefit the Club's scholarship fund and other Club endeavors. Our primary goal is to raise scholarship funds for area students to attend Texas A&M, as well as to foster the Aggie Spirit within Tarrant County through networking, activities and events, and community service. Over the last ten years, the Club has provided over $110,000 in academic scholarships. The Club also financially supports numerous organizations on the Texas A&M campus. The Club was officially chartered by the Association in 1931 and is a non-profit/tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization.