At the heart of TAW’s operations is its executive board, a group of dedicated individuals elected by the community to lead the organization for two-year terms. These leaders embody the spirit of volunteerism, balancing their personal and professional lives with the responsibility of guiding TAW’s vision and initiatives. The board oversees critical functions such as event planning, financial management, community outreach, and collaboration with other organizations, all while ensuring that TAW remains true to its mission of cultural preservation and community support.
The current executive board, serving from 2026 to 2028, was chosen through a democratic process, reflecting the trust and confidence of the community. These individuals bring diverse skills, perspectives, and a shared commitment to advancing TAW’s goals. Their leadership ensures that volunteers have the guidance and resources needed to make a meaningful difference, while their own volunteer efforts set an inspiring example for others to follow.
