AggiesCALL
Date: Spring 2024
AggiesCALL brings together Aggie students to make phone calls on behalf of local nonprofit organizations. This service frees up the organization’s time to focus on the good work they provide and offers Aggie students professional training in phone etiquette and gratitude communication.
How AggiesCALL Works
Each 2-hour event serves one local nonprofit. During an event, students complete AggiesCALL training, then make calls to thank donors or promote upcoming events.
Any Aggie can sign up as a volunteer—no prior experience is required. If you have previously trained for AggiesCALL this school year, you will not have to repeat the training portion of the event if you volunteer again.
The AggiesCALL event starts with an introduction to the nonprofit mission, then proceeds through training for phone etiquette, confidentiality, and call systems.
Students are provided with a script and a call list from the nonprofit and then complete their phone calls on-site at Mays Business School.
Staff facilitators supervise the calling sessions to be sure the highest quality of service is provided to our nonprofit partners.
If you have questions about AggiesCALL, please contact AggiesCALL advisor De’Ambra Harmon.
Non-Profit Information
Free up your employee’s time by having our AggiesCALL Volunteers contact donors and potential donors for your organization. Did you know first-time donors are 41% more likely to donate to the organization again after receiving a thank you call? And the amount of the donation increases an average of 100% after just one call. We are here to help your organization grow!
If you are interested to learn more or would like to request AggiesCALL services for your nonprofit organization, please contact AggiesCALL program manager De’Ambra Harmon.
Did you get a call from us? We make calls from our main AggiesCALL line 979-999-1818. You may or may not see our caller ID, but if you would like to return a call, please dial 979-999-1818 to reach our voicemail or email the program manager De’Ambra Harmon at dharmon@mays.tamu.edu.
