KYLE FIELD DAY

Kyle Field Day (KFD) is a one-day service event held in the concourse of the one and only Kyle Field. For the past 10 years, thousands of participants and hundreds of organizations have come together for a one-day event serving not only the Bryan/College Station community, but also communities across the state and further!

This year, Kyle Field Day will be held on the NE corner of Kyle Field on April 16th, 2023, from 12pm-3pm. There will be service projects present that will be hosted by organizations from across the Bryan/College Station area and beyond. Entry is free, and volunteers of all ages are welcome to come out and #shareyourservice. Come for the food trucks and live entertainment and stay for the opportunity to take part in service.

Stay up to date with what Kyle Field Day is doing by following our social media accounts! @Kylefieldday on Instagram and Kyle Field Day on Facebook.

Kyle Field Day Entertainment 2022
Participating Organizations for KFD 2022

The service done at KFD can be broken down into two types of projects, booth projects and anchor projects. Booth projects are smaller-scale, with examples being crafting ornaments or making blankets. Anchor projects are larger-scale, with examples being painting a picnic table or putting together a doghouse. Past KFDs have included live music, appearances from special guests such as Yell Leaders and Reveille, food trucks, and other activities to guarantee a day full of service and fun. The Kyle Field Day experience is one you won’t forget!

Mission of Kyle Field Day


The mission of Kyle Field Day is to provide the students of Texas A&M a chance to actively engage in service and seek continued involvement in the community. By providing a wide variety of service opportunities, we look to engage both individuals and organizations. Come #ShareYourService!

Service

~50 Nonprofit Organizations

Booths

Every one of the organizations at KFD every year will have a tangible & impactful service project that you can contribute to!

World-Class Entertainment

Live Music, Performance, Games, Face Painting, and MORE!

Entertainment for past KFDs!

Alii Michele
Century Singers
Apotheosis
Reginald S. Stuckey
Reveille
Yell Leaders
Fade 2 Black
Aggie Wranglers

Lend a Hand

Have a lasting impact on nonprofits from around the community, state, ... and the world!

Make Your Mark

Leave a lasting impact on your community. Kyle Field Day seeks to help connect the community to local community service and volunteer opportunities, as well as providing the community an opportunity to make a lasting impact across the world!

Impact of KFD 2019!

  • BUILD – built 6 beds for foster children

  • Childreniños – decorated piñatas for a children’s event

  • Goals for Bowls – made bracelets to take to children in the Phillipines

  • Aggieland Humane Society – made toys for cats & dogs 

  • The 12th Can – wrote thank you notes to staff and faculty that visit the pantry

  • Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network – made 63 suncatchers for retirement home residents

  • Aggie Pediatric Nursing Society – made worry dolls for pediatric patients in local hospitals

  • Reconstruction of a Survivor – Made 150+ chemo care bags for cancer patients

  • Grammy’s Cookie Convoy – Made 500+ thank you cards for troops

  • Texas A&M Hope Brigade – made cards for children in hospitals

  • Easter Seals Early Childhood Intervention – made 48 literacy boxes

  • Texas State Teacher’s Association – made letters of encouragement for teachers

  • Future Aggie Nurses – made non-stick socks for children in hospitals

  • Sigma Phi Lambda – Made 200 cards for local church missionaries

  • Patriot Paws – Made dog toys that will be distributed by Patriot Paws

  • Relay For Life – Decorated luminarias for relay for life

  • I am Priceless – painted rocks to support the Awareness ROCKS! campaign

  • Wine to Water TAMU – Made bracelets to be given to children in the Amazon & raised awareness about the global water crisis

  • Alpha Phi Omega – Made blankets for the Linus Project

  • Gamma Sigma Sigma – Made 50+ no sew hats and scarves

  • Alzheimer’s Association –

    100+ sign ups for Trial Match Research and a handprint mural representing those affected by the disease

  • Aggieland Pregnancy Outreach – Made cards to moms who gave their babies up for adoption and parents who are adopting children

  • Angels of Destiny – Made ribbon angels to be presented to the terminally ill

  • Medical Bridges – Sorted medical supplies

  • ARIAS – Cut and tied pet beds

  • Aggie Salvation Army – put together bags for the homeless containing hygiene items and snacks

  • Zeta Tau Alpha – Made wreaths for breast cancer patients going through chemo

  • Circle of Sisterhood – Made 150 bookmarks for children

  • Aggies for Limbs – Created bracelets that will be donated to Limbs “angels”

  • TeamKID – Put together booklets for children in TeamKID program

  • Girl Scouts of Central Texas Troop 9045 – Raised awareness about the importance of using paper straws instead of plastic straws by making turtle crafts incorporating paper straws

  • CONNECT – Made handmade dog toys

  • Delta Delta Delta – Made 7 banners of notes to children at St. Judes

  • Texas A&M Nursing Class Council – Made non-slip socks for nursing home residents

  • The Women’s Bakery Texas A&M – Showed how bread is made by The Women’s Bakery in Rwanda using non-toxic playdo and wrote notes of encouragement in a booklet that will be sent to the women in The Women’s Bakery

  • Aggie Habitat for Humanity – Painted pots and made wreaths for homeowners

  • Aggies Reaching Out – Participants wrote notes for 8th graders to further their education and made motivating videos for underprivileged 8th graders. These will be given to at-risk students in HISD.

  • Citizens for Animal Protection – One painted doghouse to be auctioned off to raise money for animal shelters

  • K9s4Cops – One painted doghouse

  • Lakeview Methodist Conference Center – Stained 4 benches and built stage props

  • Camp Blessing Texas – Built 6 water cooler stands

  • Isaiah’s Place –  Assembled a chicken coop

  • Save Our Street Ministries – Assembled a picnic table

  • Crossroads Retreats – Built a picnic table and 3 benches for Crossroads Retreat Center.

  • TAMU Women’s Club – Decorated paper sacks with words of encouragement that will be filled with dry goods at Anderson Food Pantry