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The Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Foundation

The Story

The Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Foundation, formerly the Corpus Christi State University Foundation, was organized as a nonprofit corporation in December 1987. The Foundation’s mission is to promote the growth, quality and effectiveness of Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. It was conceived by people with a vision for the future and the will to make that vision a reality. Through the efforts and generosity of founding members Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Haas, Mrs. John Allen King, Mrs. Margaret R. Turnbull, and many others, the Foundation now manages $32 million for the benefit of Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.

Our Scholarships

Empowering Futures

Scholarships help our Islanders focus, grow, and lead. Every award fuels their journey toward a brighter future.

There are many ways to give, and each one makes a difference. Your support fuels scholarships, strengthens programs, and empowers futures.

MAKING A DIFFERENCE

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$61 Million Portfolio

With a $61 million portfolio, The Foundation ensures long-term growth and impact for TAMU-CC. Strong financial stewardship allows us to support current needs while securing future success.

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180 Unique Scholarships

We proudly support over 180 unique scholarships and professorships, opening doors for students and enhancing academic excellence across campus. Every award represents a step toward student success and faculty innovation.

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The Foundation Distributed $2.22 Million

Distributed in FY25 In fiscal year 2025, the Foundation distributed $2.22 million to benefit students, programs, and research. These funds directly empower Islanders and elevate the university experience.

Donations

WAYS TO GIVE

There are many ways to give, and each one makes a difference. Your support fuels scholarships, strengthens programs, and empowers futures.

STORIES WITH IMPACT

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Our Initiatives

30 by 30

By 2030, the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Foundation will increase the number of the foundation’s donors by 30% and increase the number of endowments by 30.