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TAMF/ TAMU ACCOUNTS ACCOUNT MC ACCOUNT NAME NUMBER CODE 12th Law Man 960510 31 180 Degrees Consulting TAMU 955680 25 ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH 2nd Regiment Staff 953810 20 603 CHURCH STREET 2nd Wing Staff 954000 20 COLLEGE STATION, TX 77840 30-Loves 958610 27 979- 846-5717 3rd Regiment Staff 953060 20 3rd Wing 943400 20 EPISCOPAL STUDENT CENTER A Battery 953690 20 ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH A&M Christian Fellowship 954710 23 902 GEORGE BUSH DRIVE A&M Esports 949530 26 COLLEGE STATION, TX 77840 A&M International Fellowship 952830 23 A&M Photography Club 947060 26 HOST PROGRAM A&M United Methodist Church's College Ministry 945010 23 2040 W. VILLA MARIA ABBOTT FAMILY LEADERSHIP - MSC* 05-57296 21 BRYAN, TX 77807 A-Company Band 953320 20 979-209-2924 Active Minds at Texas A&M University 948910 17 ADOPT-A-JOURNAL ARCHIVES 510458 26 BREAKAWAY MINISTRIES Adventist Christian Fellowship 955130 23 P. O. BOX 9727 African Students Association 952300 15 COLLEGE STATION, TX 77845 Ag Law Society 960490 31 979-693-9869 Aggie Aces 952030 27 Aggie Actuaries 942830 3 IMPACT Aggie Adaptive Sports 950930 14 c/o BREAKAWAY MINISTRIES Aggie Advertising Club 946270 6 P. O. BOX 9727 Aggie Aerospace Women in Engineering 948350 8 COLLEGE STATION, TX 77845 Aggie Angels 959100 27 Aggie Anglers 959110 26 Aggie Aquarium Association 951030 26 Aggie Artificial Intelligence Society 948230 26 Aggie Athletic Trainers' Association 946910 26 Aggie Babes 948640 26 AGGIE BAND ENDOWMENT 04-57022 20 AGGIE BAND HALL (NEW) 05-73327 20 Aggie Bandsmen 953510 20 Aggie Beef Cattle Raisers 959150 8 Aggie Behavior Network 958520 26 Aggie Belles 948560 13 Aggie Blessing Box Association 954560 14 Aggie Blossoms 954440 26 Aggie Book Club 958040 26 Aggie Business Kings 944730 26 Aggie Christian Teachers 949500 23 Aggie Classics 956700 26 Aggie Club of Engineers 946620 8 Aggie Coaches and Kinesiology Teachers 946950 7 Aggie Coding Club 942280 8 Aggie Cricket Club 951620 26 Aggie Cultural Exchange Society 956350 26 Aggie Eagle Post 943230 20 Aggie Eco-Representatives 951340 24 Aggie Emeralds 958410 14 Aggie Exercise Physiology Club 946870 26 Aggie Experience Council 948610 26 Aggie Fashion Headquarters 942210 26 AGGIE FERRELL CAT ALLIANCE OF TEXAS (AFCAT) 05-73153 26 Aggie Film Enthusiasts 954170 26 Aggie Financial Women's Association 950080 6 Aggie FIRST Robotics 958870 8 Aggie Fish Club 956200 13 Aggie Forensic Investigative Science Organization 944470 4 Aggie French Club 945560 15 Page 1 of 22 TAMF/ TAMU ACCOUNTS ACCOUNT MC ACCOUNT NAME NUMBER CODE Aggie Gems 952920 14 Aggie Gentlemen of Integrity 954430 26 Aggie Girl Scouts 943510 26 Aggie Golden Arrows 954180 14 Aggie Graduate and Professional Community Club 942770 12 Aggie Guide-Dogs and Service-Dogs 942110 14 Aggie Habitat for Humanity 943450 14 Aggie Icers 958750 28 Aggie Investment Club 958370 6 Aggie Keys 957710 26 Aggie Knitting, Crafting, and More 945150 26 Aggie Kolbitar Society 957740 26 Aggie Law Toastmasters 960450 31 AGGIE LEADERS OF TOMORROW (ALOT) ENDOWMENT INCOME (MSC)* 05-57620 13 Aggie Leadership and Service 957670 14 Aggie Libertarians 957430 25 Aggie Men's Alliance 943560 26 Aggie Men's Club 956210 23 Aggie Mental Health Ambassadors 951390 25 Aggie Miracle 943530 26 Aggie Muster Committee 944190 29 Aggie Newborn and Obstetrics Nurses Association 946030 32 Aggie Optometry Association 948980 12 Aggie Orientation Leader Program 956220 13 Aggie Outdoors 956890 26 Aggie Pediatric Nursing Association 958480 32 Aggie Pullers 958420 26 Aggie Recovery Community 959140 26 Aggie Recruitment Committee 944200 29 Aggie Relay for Life 956590 14 Aggie Replant 959700 29 Aggie Representatives RPTS Leadership 944430 4 Aggie REPS for the Department of Agricultural Economics 945000 4 Aggie Rotaract 944240 14 Aggie Royals 956040 26 Aggie Salvation Army 944720 23 Aggie Scholars Promoting Incentive Resources & Encouragement 952170 19 Aggie School Volunteers 956530 14 Aggie Shields 949210 3 Aggie Sisters for Christ 954760 23 Aggie Sisters in Healthcare 952390 17 Aggie Society for Anime and Manga Art 945970 22 Aggie Southern Darlings 952960 26 Aggie Special Olympics Texas Volunteers 943340 14 Aggie Speleological Society 951540 26 Aggie Students in Human Resource Development 955690 3 Aggie Supply Chain Professionals 946110 3 Aggie Swamp Club 954580 26 Aggie Sweethearts 951850 26 Aggie Toastmasters 946570 26 Aggie Transition Camps (ATC) 956390 13 Aggie Vanguard Men's Organization 952310 26 Aggie West Coast Swing Dance Club 954530 22 Aggie Women in Business 950970 6 Aggie Women in Construction 947630 5 Aggie Women in Entomology 946530 4 Aggie Wranglers 954450 27 Aggie Yacht Club 959220 28 Aggieland Growing through Selfless Service 949820 13 Aggieland Lions Club 957040 14 Aggieland Mariachi 950250 22 Page 2 of 22 TAMF/ TAMU ACCOUNTS ACCOUNT MC ACCOUNT NAME NUMBER CODE Aggieland Orchestra/Dukes of Aggieland 953330 22 Aggies Beyond Campus 958360 30 Aggies Collegiate's Ready to Explore the World 958120 26 Aggies Creating Sustainable Solutions 957240 25 Aggies Explore 952910 26 Aggies for Animal Rescue 956610 14 aggies for charity: water 959600 15 Aggies for Christ On Campus 955090 23 Aggies for Limbs 957790 26 Aggies for Ryan's Challenge 948770 26 Aggies for Truth 956880 23 Aggies for World Vision 954790 23 Aggies In Motion 958470 10 Aggies in Science, Technology and Engineering Policy 945430 8 Aggies on the Spectrum 956300 13 Aggies Reaching Out 956430 14 Aggies Read 942450 14 Aggies Representing Independence, Authenticity and Servanthood 958900 26 Aggies Selflessly Serving In Shaping Tomorrow - ASSIST 956690 14 Aggies Starting Projects, Private Foundations & NPOs 949590 26 Aggies United 949400 26 Aggies Vote 958270 25 aggieTEACH 955440 26 Agricultural Economics Society 945120 4 AGRICULTURAL JUDGING TEAMS 04-57111 4 Agricultural Systems Management 945210 4 Ags of Oak 956980 13 AIESEC Texas A&M 950100 14 Akh Mastani 943680 15 Alexander Hamilton Society 950090 26 All Nations Mission Campus Christian Fellowship 946480 23 ALPFA at Texas A&M 946150 6 Alpha Chi Omega Sorority 950300 16 Alpha Delta Pi 950460 16 Alpha Epsilon Delta 949360 16 Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority 955290 16 Alpha Epsilon Pi 943870 16 Alpha Eta Mu Beta 943210 16 Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity 950310 16 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated 950470 16 Alpha Kappa Delta International Honor Society 952200 16 Alpha Nu Sigma 957080 16 Alpha Omega 949980 16 Alpha Omicron Pi 958860 16 Alpha Phi Alpha 950640 16 Alpha Phi Omega 944050 16 Alpha Pi Mu - Industrial Engineering Honor Society 947140 16 Alpha Psi Omega 952150 16 Alpha Sigma Phi 958840 16 Alpha Tau Omega 942060 16 Alpha Zeta 950480 16 Alpha Zeta Chi 950620 16 Alternative Spring Break 956660 29 AMC Guard 944350 20 American Association of Drilling Engineers 957640 8 American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Student Chapter 948150 9 American Association of University Women at Texas A&M 948940 26 American Business Womens Association 946300 6 American Chemical Society Student Affiliate Chapter 949420 8 American Childhood Cancer Organization at Texas A&M University 947040 14 American Concrete Institute - Texas A&M University 954890 8 Page 3 of 22 TAMF/ TAMU ACCOUNTS ACCOUNT MC ACCOUNT NAME NUMBER CODE American Constitution Society 960370 25 American Fisheries Society, Texas A&M University Chapter 949340 4 American Helicopter Society 958830 26 American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics 947270 8 American Institute of Architecture Students 945810 5 American Institute of Chemical Engineers 947400 8 American Institute of Graphic Arts 942400 10 American Marketing Association 946120 6 American Mathematical Society Graduate Student Chapter 952290 3 American Medical Students Association Pre-Med 944560 32 American Nuclear Society 947150 8 American Red Cross Club of Texas A&M University 956520 14 American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers 945040 8 American Society of Civil Engineers (J.T.L. McNew Chapter) 947280 8 American Society of Mechanical Engineers 947160 8 Anglican Aggies 949160 23 Animal Science Ambassadors 949670 4 Animal Science Graduate Student Association 945400 4 Animal Welfare and Behavior Club 948670 17 Antioch College Ministry 957260 23 Apex of Texas A&M 942760 26 Apotheosis 954680 22 Arab Student Association 946440 15 Arabic Club 952720 15 Arnold Air Society 953520 20 Asian American InterVarsity 955350 15 Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association 957050 15 Asian Pacific Islander Law Student Association 960100 31 Asian Presidents Council 952880 15 ASME-Tech 942990 8 Associated Builders and Contractors 945880 5 Association for Childhood Education 946840 14 Association for Future Healthcare Leaders 949100 32 Association of Baptist Students 954800 23 Association of Environmental Engineering Students 947700 8 Association of Former Fish Drill Team 943960 20 Association of Future Student Affairs Professionals 949180 12 Association of Student Planners 945820 5 Aston Hall Council 955700 24 Atmospheric Sciences Graduate Council 944000 9 Autism Speaks U Texas A&M University 948510 26 Azerbaijani Student Association at Texas A&M 956290 15 B Battery 953710 20 B Company 953340 20 Baha'i Unity Club 955630 23 Ballet Folklorico Celestial 954460 22 BAND HALL (NEW BAND HALL) 05-73327 20 Bangladesh Student Association 943360 15 Baptist Student Ministry 954810 23 Be The Match-Texas A&M University 948500 26 Believers' LoveWorld Campus Ministry, Texas A&M University 949550 23 Best Buddies 956250 14 Beta Chi Theta 942300 16 Beta Tau Omega 944520 16 Beta Theta Pi 950330 16 Beta Upsilon Chi (Brothers Under Christ)
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