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Thank you so much for your participation on Pass It Back Day in 2022. It was a fun, record-breaking day!
We are looking forward to Pass It Back Day 2023. If you would like to participate as a social media ambassador, please complete the sign-up form.
Pass It Back Day
One Day. Small Gifts. BIG IMPACT.
Pass It Back Day is a day of giving to show the amazing power of the Aggie Network! It’s also a day to celebrate everything that it means to be an Aggie and to remember that our experiences were made possible by former students who went before us, providing leadership and financial support so that we could experience Aggieland to its fullest. Help us reach our goal of engaging 5,000 donors in one day!
Leaders & Challenges
Class Challenge
Get your Class at the top of the leaderboard before 2 p.m. Central! The two Classes with the highest total amounts will have their gifts matched and one donor will be randomly selected to win a parking spot in The Association parking lot for one game during the 2023 football season and an Aggieland Outfitters Gift Certificate! (Game to be mutually agreed upon by donor and The Association of Former Students)
Young Alumni Challenge
The Young Alumni Class (2012-22) with the most donors at 9 p.m. will unlock $20,000 in matching funds added to their Class total! One donor will also be randomly selected to win a parking spot in The Association parking lot for one game during the 2023 football season and an Aggieland Outfitters Gift Certificate! (Game to be mutually agreed upon by donor and The Association of Former Students)
Sponsor a Student
Help cultivate a tradition of giving for a current student by sponsoring their first year in the Century Club for $25! Choose from one of this year’s highlighted student organizations (all of which receive Association support), and your gift will sponsor a randomly selected student in that group. For each of the first 1,000 students sponsored, a generous donor will sponsor one additional student.
Light Up the States
Help show that Aggies are everywhere! Watch the live-updated map to see if gifts have been made in your state. For each state where donors make gifts totaling at least $100, an additional $250 in matching funds will be unlocked, for a potential additional impact of $12,500!
$12 Power Hour Challenge
If 144 people give at least $12 between 4-5 p.m., $12,000 in matching funds will be added.
Current Student Challenge
A&M students, "tap in" to your Aggie Network! Starting at noon, find the @AggieNetworkAmb Instagram story with this challenge, and "tap in" with a photo of your own Aggie Network. If the challenge gets 50 reshares before 3 p.m., $5,500 will be unlocked!
Thanks to the generous group of donors who have provided matching funds for these challenges.
FAQ
Pass It Back Day is The Association of Former Students’ annual day of giving. Our ambitious goal is to raise gifts from 5,000 donors to show the power of the Aggie Network for the benefit of Texas A&M and Texas Aggies. Make a gift now and show that small gifts really do make a big impact!
Setting aside a special day and a tangible goal helps galvanize good Aggies to pass it back to the next generation.
- Buy back a missing year bar at a 50% discount!
- Increase your Century Club level
- Make a future year gift
- Sponsor a current student’s first year in the Century Club for $25
- Ask your family, friends and coworkers to consider giving on Pass It Back Day!
- Spread the word on social media!
All funds raised will make a lasting impact through supporting academics and traditions, current and former students, enriching the entire Aggie experience.
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