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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 Aggieland.”  The REACH Project is a non-profit that aims to serve Texas A&M University's overlooked cont...

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 was part of a collaborative effort between the nonprofit REACH Project and the Texas A&M Foundation.�...