TWA supports a variety of projects that impact various subsets of the community in which we live. We have projects that are aimed at helping babies, school age children, seniors, those with cancer, women continuing their education, the homeless and more. We also realize there are some members of our community who have the most special needs and are so desperately undeserved that it is almost hard to imagine. Those with developmental disabilities need our help and we seek to serve their needs by supplementing what is provided for them. Something as simple as new sheets or towels can be a blessing to those with limited resources. TWA supported the local home for developmentally disabled women recently by purchasing holiday gifts for the residents and also a rug for their household. As we kick off 2018 the spirit of giving is strong! Thanks to those who shopped and delivered the goods to these deserving ladies.
Grant Committee Meeting
Realize and understand the needs of our community and to serve its people to the best of our ability.
Promote friendship, respect, and tolerance within our organization and support our fellow members throughout good times and bad.
Develop as individuals through the determination to strengthen our educational, social and creative skills.
By striving to attain these goals, we will grow as women and become a contributing factor in our society.
Promote friendship, respect, and tolerance within our organization and support our fellow members throughout good times and bad.
Develop as individuals through the determination to strengthen our educational, social and creative skills.
By striving to attain these goals, we will grow as women and become a contributing factor in our society.
Thursday, February 8, 2018
Wednesday, December 6, 2017
This poem was shared at our December 2017 General Meeting
HERE'S TO THE WOMAN
...who knows where she's going
and will keep on until she gets there;
who knows not only what she wants from life
but what she has to offer in return...
HERE'S TO THE WOMAN
who is loyal to family and friends,
who expects no more from others
than she is willing to give;
HERE'S TO THE WOMAN
who guides and inspires
not by quoting others philosophies but by living her own good example;
who accepts both victories and disappointments with the same grace,
and who can rise above life's challenges and move on...
HERE'S TO THE WOMAN
who gives the gifts of her thoughtfulness,
who shows her caring with a word of support,
her understanding with a smile;
a woman who brings joy to others
just by being herself...
~~ Author Unknown ~~
Wednesday, July 5, 2017
Snuggle Blankets for Kittens
The TWA Knitters have had busy hands this spring, knitting snuggle blankets for kitten season at New Beginnings Animal Rescue in Royal Oak.
We delivered 22 blankets in June and got to see the cats and new kittens. At least two of the kittens we snuggled that day were adopted later that afternoon.
We are very happy to be able to help them transition to their forever homes with a new blanket of their own.
We are very happy to be able to help them transition to their forever homes with a new blanket of their own.
Blessing others by the work of our hands,
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
Knitting for Charity
After several months of knitting, the Knitting for Charity group finished and donated 17 snuggle blankets and 3 cat beds for the cats at New Beginnings Animal Rescue in Royal Oak. Our visit helped us understand how the rescue works first hand and we got to interact with some beautiful cats as a bonus. If you are looking for a new furbaby (either kitten or adult cat), check out NBAR at 2502 Rochester Rd between 12 and 13 mile. They could have the purr-fect match for you!
Bound Together
Bound Together is a free program that provides tutoring and meals throughout the school year for elementary aged children attending Pontiac schools. TWA supports Bound Together with donations, tutoring and putting together a library of books for the children. From 4-6 pm on Tuesday and Wednesday reading is stressed, Thursday is mathematics, and Monday is art alternating with cooking classes. Students learn core building blocks in a warm and comfortable environment, eat together with friends and learn in a fun and dynamic way.
Friday, May 27, 2016
Animal Rescue
"This year the Animal Project focused on two local animal rescue organizations, New Beginnings Animal Rescue in Royal Oak, and Michigan Animal Rescue League in Pontiac. We shopped and delivered needed supplies and as a bonus, got to visit with some of the animals available for adoption. If you are looking for a pet, these groups are the perfect place to go for your new furry companion."
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| She whispers, "Diane, can I come home with you?" |
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| Peek-a-Boo, who needs a cat? |
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| It will be hard to put them down. |
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| This would be a great gift for a granddaughter. |
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| Could you hand me the remote, please? |
Thursday, May 26, 2016
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