TWA raises funds and volunteers to  support programs within our community.   
​Some of the organizations and projects  TWA supports are noted below.

Adopt-a-Family: Assist Troy families using community referrals to help with expenses or other  needs.
Animal Project: Support  for animals , such as New Beginnings Animal Rescue or Michigan Animal Rescue League.
Baby Basics of Troy Ministry:  Assist a local church that provides diapers for the working poor.
Backpack Meals for Kids:  Support a local school providing backpacks of food for students needing food during the weekends.
Boys & Girls Club of Troy:  Fund specific program areas, such as outdoor education, health awareness, and leadership training.
Camp Casey: Support traveling horseback riding program for children dealing with cancer.
City of Troy:  Provide refreshments to City Hall, including the Police and Fire  Departments, in appreciation of their support.
Common Ground Sanctuary:   Purchase items that directly benefit residents of this shelter program.
Food Banks: Work  with local food banks to provide food to those in need.
Gilda’s Club: Provide assistance to support cancer patients and their families.
Judson Berry Home: Purchase and deliver ‘wish list’ items to this Troy home for handicapped residents.
Knitting for Charity:  Members meet monthly to knit various items for donation to local  charities.  
Project Linus:  Participate with local chapter of the organization to make blankets for children who are hospitalized, traumatized, or in need.   

School Projects:  Work with all elementary, middle, and high schools in Troy to identify projects where funding can make a difference. 
Senior Citizen Project: Assist needy or homebound senior citizens.
Special Needs Projects:  Provide services to children and adults with special needs.
South Oakland Shelter:  Provide an evening meal for homeless, working people in this temporary shelter program.
Support the Troops: Support US troops or their families abroad or at home.
Troy Community Coalition:  Support agency focused on the prevention of drug and alcohol abuse.  
Troy People Concerned:  Assist Troy residents identified by TPC with a specific need.
Troy Youth Assistance:  Provide funding for ‘at risk’ young people in collaboration with the court system, school district, police department and the community.
Troybery Middle School Project: Provide funds to purchase books for this middle school incentive reading opportunity, culminating in an award ceremony for ‘best book’ voted by the students.
Vets Returning Home: Purchase supplies/ food for Roseville facility that provides housing for homeless veterans who want to turn their life around.
Winter Warmers: Artificial Christmas trees are set up in Troy locations to collect gloves, mittens and  scarves which are distributed to local charities.
Women’s Scholarship Fund :  Award scholarships to women starting, returning or continuing their college education  who demonstrate community service and have a financial need.