Max Gerall News Today

The program will provide resources on building budgets, repairing credit, creating a savings accounts, and other information.

Student volunteers worked hard to organize and hand out meal packs as a small token of appreciation to all Southeast Service Corporation custodians, ground crew and food service workers.

The goal of The REACH Project at Texas A&M is to not only make a difference within the university, but also in the Bryan-College Station community.

Editor’s note: Nathan Varnell is a former editor for The Battalion and a former student, Class of 2023.

REACH Pet Health Fair gives vet students a chance to practice key skills while giving back to Aggie service staff.

The Reach Project Executive Director Max Gerall said that the classes currently have 60 members and he wants to see more join.

Longtime Texas A&M employee Mary Green has worked at the University for nearly 40 years. She was recently treated to home renovations from local organizations.

Several nonprofits are organizing and managing the distribution in Bryan-College Station to address food insecurity concerns.

The REACH Project is holding its second small business 'boot camp' geared toward creating more success stories, creating generational wealth and helping people connect with the community.

Students donated over $100,000 in donations to several nonprofits across the Brazos Valley.