Heritage

Published three times annually, Heritage (formerly Spirit of Sharing) features stories about planned giving donors and their impact while highlighting the many opportunities available to plan future gifts that will benefit Texas A&M University students, faculty, colleges, organizations and programs.

So why the new name? Our team feels that "Heritage" captures what planned giving is all about: joyfully passing down opportunities, traditions and values to the next generation. While the publication may have a new name and fresh look, you will find all your favorite features intact.

Stay connected with the latest planned giving news by requesting a free digital or print subscription to Heritage. We promise to bring you our best!
 

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Summer 2022 Heritage

Our summer 2022 issue applauds selfless service of all sorts! In our cover feature, learn how Teresa and Dr. David King '83 '87 are using their passion for animals, veterans and first responders to make a difference at Texas A&M and beyond. This issue also features recent law school graduate Meghan Collier '18 '22 and how she's using lessons learned in Aggieland to serve others; five campus service organizations that are building selfless leaders; how dynamic duo Sally and John Cox '81 are changing lives in Washington, D.C., and Aggieland; and an informational article where our planned giving experts guide you through every step of creating your legacy at Texas A&M.

Stories from our summer issue

A Veteran's Best Friend

Selfless servants Teresa and Dr. David King ’83 ’87 use their passion for animals to impact veterans, first responders and their families.

Altruistic Aggie

Guided by the Aggie core values, recent law graduate Meghan Collier ’18 ’22 advocates for those who lack representation.

At Your Service!

Join our passionate planned giving professionals as they guide you through every step of creating your Aggieland legacy.

Creating Selfless Servants

Learn how these five service organizations are developing Aggies to serve the world around them while creating local and global impact.

Married to the Mission

Sally and John Cox ’81 find purpose in selflessly serving veterans, Aggies with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and any person in need.

Plan a brighter future for Aggieland.

Explore past issues of Heritage (Spirit of Sharing) below, or learn more about the impact you can create at Texas A&M University through a planned gift.