About TTCCA

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The TTCCA is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) non-profit organization made of up of mostly past, present and future Cary-Grove families. Our efforts center around promoting and providing assistance to the Cary- Grove community’s Cross Country and Track & Tield teams, including the feeder schools. We have four elected Officer roles: President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. There are additional Board positions, as well as opportunities for those who want to support the various committees and needs.

We currently host monthly meetings on the 2nd Monday of each month at 7pm in the Teacher’s Lounge at Cary-Grove High School (adjacent to the Cafeteria). The meetings are open and we’d love for you to attend.

Your involvement is what keeps the organization active and allows it to provide support for the youth in our community.

We are dedicated to promoting health and wellness through running events, coaching strategies, and creating clubs for our community to be part of for healthy lifestyles.

To date, TTCCA opportunities have included:

• The Annual Trout Valley Turkey Trot held on Thanksgiving Day.
• The Father's Day 10K/5K honoring Men's Health held in June.
• Track & Field coaching strategies and team building for our athletes that include: healthy organic eating, proper sleep and nutrition education, mindfulness, visualization, and overall well-being.
• Our Shoe Fund which covers the cost of proper running shoes for athletes who would otherwise be unable to afford them.
• Cover the cost to upkeep the Ice House facility for athletes.
• Alumni Race and Reunion.
• Offer scholarships to graduating seniors.
• Support massage therapy for injured athletes’ recovery plans.
• Help support area charity events.
• Organization donated 500+ volunteer hours for Cary Pride Day.

Potential expansion avenues for health and wellness include:

• Developing a plan to offer a non-competitive run club for youth and adults in our community.
• Support a USATF youth running club.
• Partnering with area health providers to offer wellness workshops in our community.
• Offering college scholarships at a much larger scale.
• Raising funds to purchase professional timing equipment in order to better serve our district meets as well as our annual runs.
• Promoting USATF competition.
• Invite parents of athletes to participate, building healthy family lifestyles.