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Troy People Concerned provides a lifeline during tough times
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TROY The coronavirus has taken a sledgehammer to the U.S. economy, leaving many in a precarious position where money is tight and options are limited.
Troy People Concerned, or TPC, is one group trying to help people weather the storm, but its task is complicated by the pandemic canceling fundraising events.
TPC is a nonprofit, so all donations are tax deductible. Charitable giving tends to drop after the holidays, so donations are appreciated now more than ever, the group said. Volunteers are also sought.
The group normally operates from an office space at 2045 Austin Drive in Troy, donated by Alliance Mobile Health. However, the group is currently operating from home due to the pandemic.
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