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Tarrant Area Food Bank Volunteer Opportunities

TAFB Mobile Distribution

June 30, 2025   7:00am – 12:00pm

This hands-on opportunity lets you serve our community directly by placing food into the cars of families in need. It’s also our way of celebrating and supporting fathers across our community. If you’ve been looking for a meaningful way to give back this summer, this is it. We’d love to have you with us!

Herman Clark Stadium
5201 Ca Roberson Blvd, Fort Worth, 76119

If you are interested in participating: Please email Karen Scott at k.scott@tcu.edu on or before June 26.

Retiree’s Association Service Project

September 9, 2026   1:00pm – 4:00pm

TCU Retirees and their guests are welcome to join us at the Tarrant Area Food Bank for a volunteer opportunity event. You will be sorting cans and grocery items, preparing boxes, operating pallet jacks, pallet wrapping, etc. Volunteers should be capable of standing for extended periods and lifting weights ranging from 30-40 pounds.

Tarrant Area Food Bank Distribution Center
2600 Cullen Street, Fort Worth, 76107

If you are interested in participating: Please email Phil Hartman at p.hartman@tcu.edu.

We’re taking a break for now, but will volunteer again with Tarrant Area Food Bank in the fall. Dates will be posted when they are scheduled.

TCU Retiree Award Recipients

Don Mills receiving an Award

TCU Treasure Awardee 2026

Don Mills spent more than 50 years at TCU, serving as Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, senior university administrator, professor, and later Distinguished Professor of Higher Education Leadership in the College of Education. Many retirees see Don as a living link to several eras of TCU leadership, having worked closely with Chancellors Tucker, Ferrari, and Boschini during periods of major institutional growth.

Since retirement, he has remained highly visible in retiree activities and is regarded as one of TCURA’s most respected members.

Leo Munson receiving an award

Linda Moore Service Award 2026

Leo Munson is widely regarded as one of TCU’s key keepers of institutional memory. During his career, he worked in admissions, financial aid, enrollment management, academic affairs, facilities planning, and university history, building relationships across nearly every part of campus.

After retiring, Leo quickly became active in TCURA, regularly attending programs and events. He was featured in a “Retiree Spotlight,” served on the TCURA Executive Board, and has advocated for retiree benefits through the University Compensation Advisory Committee.

Leo’s most enduring contribution has been preserving TCU’s history. Working with Dr. Dan Williams and others, he helped establish and expand the TCU Oral History Project, recording the stories of faculty, staff, administrators, and alumni. He also served as an editor of A Remarkable Story to Tell: TCU 1973–2023, the university’s sesquicentennial history.

We connect with the Wellness Gold Program with FREE access to the University Fitness Center.

TCU Retirees who meet the Rule of 75 may use the University Recreation Center at no cost. It’s easy to establish Retiree membership, just visit the Recreation Center office and present your TCU Retiree ID card. Other family members can access the Recreation Center at standard family rates. More information about the University Recreation Center can be found by clicking the link below or calling 817-257-PLAY (817-257-7529).

The University Recreation Center is located at 3005 Stadium Drive.

PRICING FOR ADDITIONAL MEMBERS

Health Articles to Keep Your Life Right

We provide opportunities for fellowship, lifelong learning and help to strengthen the relationship between the retirees and the University.

Now We're Cooking!

The TCU Retirees Association cookbook is a compilation of a variety of delicious recipes from the association’s members. Some recipes have been passed from one family generation to the next. Others show more current trends, such as an emphasis on nutrition and healthy eating. Many of the recipes are favorites of Horned Frog tailgaters.

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Your Generous Gift Helps.

Your tax deductible gift to the TCU Retirees Association helps underwrite the cost of our monthly luncheons, provides honorariums for our student speakers, covers printing and mailing expenses, and keeps our website current. Please take time to make an annual contribution in support of our good work.

GIVE TODAY

You are welcome to send an annual contributions by mail:

Texas Christian University
Attention Office of Loyalty Giving
TCU Box 297440
Fort Worth, TX 76129

NOTE:  In the memo area of your check, please be sure and write “TCU Retirees Association.”