Masks for Ags
Tax deductible
Howdy All,
Here at the REACH Project, we support the Invisible Aggie community. This community consists of the TAMU Support Staff; the on-campus employees who serve students food at Sbisa, who clean their dorms and classrooms, and who have been impacted by the pandemic this summer. Over the last three months, we have provided over 17,000 meals to our Invisible Aggies, and plan to continue that initiative through the remainder of the summer (see link below).
Our team has identified an urgent need for our Invisible Aggies and their families. Since the City of College Station has mandated masks for all individuals in public, we have made it a top priority to put a reusable mask on the face of every Invisible Aggie possible. Every single dollar counts, but if you cannot contribute monetarily, please consider sharing this link and/or our social media post. We hope to reach our goal of $5,000 in a 72-hour window so we can produce and distribute these masks as soon as possible.
Our founder and CEO, Max Gerall, has generously donated a $500 award to purchase our first order of masks, but we need you to get us across the finish line!
To learn about Max's award, see here: https://www.kbtx.com/2020/07/07/be-remarkable-aggie-max-gerall-is-helping-ams-support-staff-during-pandemic/
*Note: 100% of donations will be used for masks, and any excess will be used to purchase meals for our Invisible Aggies. This first milestone will be used to put a mask on the face of every Invisible Aggie. *
To learn more about our meal initiative, see our GoFundMe here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/feeding-the-invisible-aggies
To donate directly and learn more about The REACH Project, check out our website here: https://www.agsreach.org/
More information about The REACH Project: REACH simultaneously pursues community development, lifelong learning, quality workforce housing, health, and economic security for Aggie workers, through creating opportunities for the entire Aggie community to be woven together.
Here at the REACH Project, we support the Invisible Aggie community. This community consists of the TAMU Support Staff; the on-campus employees who serve students food at Sbisa, who clean their dorms and classrooms, and who have been impacted by the pandemic this summer. Over the last three months, we have provided over 17,000 meals to our Invisible Aggies, and plan to continue that initiative through the remainder of the summer (see link below).
Our team has identified an urgent need for our Invisible Aggies and their families. Since the City of College Station has mandated masks for all individuals in public, we have made it a top priority to put a reusable mask on the face of every Invisible Aggie possible. Every single dollar counts, but if you cannot contribute monetarily, please consider sharing this link and/or our social media post. We hope to reach our goal of $5,000 in a 72-hour window so we can produce and distribute these masks as soon as possible.
Our founder and CEO, Max Gerall, has generously donated a $500 award to purchase our first order of masks, but we need you to get us across the finish line!
To learn about Max's award, see here: https://www.kbtx.com/2020/07/07/be-remarkable-aggie-max-gerall-is-helping-ams-support-staff-during-pandemic/
*Note: 100% of donations will be used for masks, and any excess will be used to purchase meals for our Invisible Aggies. This first milestone will be used to put a mask on the face of every Invisible Aggie. *
To learn more about our meal initiative, see our GoFundMe here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/feeding-the-invisible-aggies
To donate directly and learn more about The REACH Project, check out our website here: https://www.agsreach.org/
More information about The REACH Project: REACH simultaneously pursues community development, lifelong learning, quality workforce housing, health, and economic security for Aggie workers, through creating opportunities for the entire Aggie community to be woven together.
Organizer
Payton Fanning
Organizer
College Station, TX
The REACH Project
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
