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REACH Project working to help TAMU custodian get repairs done on home

Mary Green has been serving the Texas A&M campus for more than 40 years. Now, she needs just a little bit of help with some home repairs.

Gerall said his vision started with ensuring everyone from all walks of life can get equal healthcare

Among essential on-campus employees, there’s a need for healthcare assistance and education.

Updated: 9:30 PM CST December 25, 2020 COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Providing resources to those struggling around the community is one of REACH Project’s goals. The need for that could have been greater than in 2020.  “We knew we wanted to do something and help but we weren’t really sure what we could do," said Max Gerall, the founder of REACH Project. "We just decided to jump into our community and listen to what they had to say.”  In March and April, staff from all di...

The REACH Projects continues to help invisible Aggies through the holidays. They distributed 200 meals Monday. Author: Tristan Lewis (KAGS) Updated: 10:29 PM CST December 21, 2020 COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Giving back to those around him is something Max Gerall has held in his heart for a long time.  “I knew as an Aggie I had to do something," said Gerall, the founder of the REACH Project. "I had to jump into action because that’s just who we are in Aggiela...

Single mother Erica Pineda, a cashier and barista at Einstein Bros. Bagels on Texas A&M’s campus, drove away from campus Monday night with a free package of food for her family.  Pineda is one of about 375 dining service workers on A&M’s campus who was furloughed as the fall semester ended. She is also one of 200 people to receive a care package of meat from Texas A&M’s Rosenthal Meat Center on Monday. The evening distribution event at the school’s Fan Field Parking Lot w...