TOPPS Charities
| TOPPS being a non-profit organization and it's members make yearly contributions to local charities. TOPPS tries to find charities that are water related for children, sea life, the disabled and the environment. Some of the charities we sponsor are listed below. |
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Houston Safe Boating Council
Put on by the Houston Safe Boating Council who organizes two 3-day Camp WADE session each summer for up to 36 teenagers per session are taught water safety, boating law, and learn hands on how to safety operate sailboats, powerboats, kayaks, and PWC. Students take a test at the end to earn their Texas Basic Safety Certification. |
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Texas Marine Mammal Stranding
Network
Founded in 1980, TMMSN is a nonprofit volunteer-based organization dedicated to the understanding and conservation of marine mammals. The Network rescues and rehabilitates marine mammals that strand along the Texas Coast, providing food, medical treatment and 24-hour-a-day observation. Dolphins and whales are the most common marine mammals found off the Texas Coast. The Network has responded to a variety of strandings ranging from the Atlantic bottlenose dolphin to the rarely seen pygmy killer whale.
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Yaga's Children's Fund
Benefits such vital charitable organizations in the community, including The Children's Center, Inc., Family Service Center, Children's Advocacy Center, Gulf Coast Big Brothers Big Sisters, Direction for Texas-Seaborne, Ronald McDonald House of Galveston, Regional Resource, Inc., UTMB Camp RAD and the Teen Health Center. |
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Texas Adaptive Aquatics (T.A.A.)
Features an outstanding adaptive water skiing program that allows people with physical and/or mental disabilities the opportunity to discover the thrill and excitement of water skiing, sailing, and kayaking. T.A.A. founded in 1989 and incorporated in the State of Texas in 1990, is a non-profit sports training program for children and adults with disabilities |
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Camp Discovery
Camp Discovery is for children between the ages of seven to sixteen that have been diagnosed with cancer. Every summer approximately 150 kids and 100 adult volunteers spend a week at Camp Discovery having fun, learning new things and growing and developing as people |
