Donations
Donations
Texas A&M Crew is an organization that operates with an extremely tight budget. We receive less than 20% of our operating cost from the university, leaving the rest to be earned in dues, donations, and fundraisers. Texas A&M Crew is growing in both organization size and goals. In order to support a larger crew and help us travel to bigger regattas, we need financial help. Our big goals include attending bigger regattas, building a boat house, and improving our fleet. Texas A&M Crew prides itself in being a self-made organization that constantly strives to improve our status through hard work and dedication. We have rowers, family members, and friends constantly working on equipment, events, and fundraising. We could not do what we do without the help of our support group. Make a difference today!
* Donating to Texas A&M Crew has the option to be tax deductible!
If you are interested in becoming an official Texas A&M Crew sponsor, please continue reading to corporate and personal sponsorship levels.
How To Donate:
You can donate through cash, check, or credit card! If you want the donation to be tax deductible, you must go through the Texas A&M Foundation.
Credit Card Online - Texas A&M Foundation - Tax-Deductible Option
Click box that says - Give Now.
Under "1. Set-up your Gift", click the drop-down menu and select "AN UNLISTED ACCOUNT (ENTER MANUALLY)".
In the “Giving Account Name or Number,” enter Texas A&M Crew’s account number. - 9 5 1 7 2 0
Enter the amount you would like to give and proceed to fill in your personal information!
Once you have finished, the Texas A&M Foundation will send you an email receipt which can be used for income tax deduction purposes.
Cash or Check Donation - Sport Clubs Office - Non-Tax Deductible Option
If check, make payable to “TAMU Crew” and in the memo line, write “Crew.”
Mail the cash or check to Keith Joseph. If you are selecting one of the brick options below, please include the “Brick Donation” form in your envelope.
Keith Joseph
Department of Recreational Sports
Texas A&M University
4250 TAMU,
College Station, TX 77843-4250
Corporate and Personal Sponsorship Levels:
All donations through the Texas A&M Foundation have the option to be tax deductible. The following sponsor levels allow you or your company to utilize Texas A&M Crew’s social media platforms with hundreds of interactions per post. They also allow for interactions with other teams, spectators, and officials when the team travels to 8+ regattas year round with 50,000 different people reached every semester.
All Sponsorship requests must be made before the beginning of each semester. If you are interested in becoming an official Texas A&M Sponsor, please email Anna Klein at Annaklein@tamu.edu for more information.
Midnight Yell ($250–$999)
Name/logo featured on the back of our team t-shirt for a year (worn at regattas, across A&M campus, and to events throughout the year)
Recognition on the TAMU Crew website
Reveille ($1,000–$4,999)
Everything from Midnight Yell
Name/logo displayed on our team banner for a year (present at all races and public events)
Aggie Gold ($5,000–$9,999)
Everything from Reveille
Recognition on our team Instagram account- Which gets over 5,000 views per post (@tamucrew)
Two invitations to our end of year banquet in April
The 12th Man ($10,000+)
Everything from Aggie Gold
Company logo displayed on our trailer for 5 years minimum (seen by thousands across the country during travel)
* Texas A&M Crew reserves the right to deny donations from any corporate or personal sponsors that are deemed inappropriate by our leadership team. We cannot and will not promote alcohol, profanity, and/or any other inapporpriate material. *
Recognition
After two decades of growth and achievements, Texas A&M Crew has many people to thank. The support of parents, alumni, students, and all of the Aggie Family have made it possible for our team to reach great heights and become a competitive and progressive group. Thank you to all who have supported TAMU Crew financially and otherwise - your contributions have made an incredible impact on rowing at Texas A&M.