Tag Archives: TOPS Club
Weight loss meds are EVERYWHERE these days
Have you heard of this class of medications known as GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1) and GIP-1 (gastric inhibitory polypeptide) agonists? Continue reading
Carrying on a TOPS tradition
Throughout TOPS’ history, members have mailed in cards to celebrate milestones and holidays. Let’s continue this for our 75th anniversary. Continue reading
Members of the Month: Meet Michelle and Michael Noble
For TOPS member Michelle Noble, the organization has always been a part of her life. Noble’s mother attended TOPS meetings, so when Michelle was a child, she would sit in, without even realizing the impact that this group would have on her life or her future. Continue reading
What is TOPS Club? How to best explain us
If you’ve heard me speak in my time with TOPS — which I’ve now done a handful of times, between SRD-type events and bigger Zoom calls — you might have heard me use the phrase “generational awareness.” Continue reading
TOPS members in the media
Have you seen our Member News section on tops.org? This is something I want to shout from the rooftops. It’s our members! In the news. Continue reading
New York friends! This one’s for you
Happy tops.org exploration to anyone who happens to be in attendance at New York state SRD! Held in Niagara Falls in early June 2023. Continue reading
All things 75th anniversary: Plus, the deal with the ducks
Friends! We are so excited over here for TOPS’ 75th anniversary. Continue reading
Making Esther Manz proud, one act at a time
I wanted to draw your attention to this beautiful story I received in my inbox just last month, from Northern Illinois. Continue reading
Members of the Month: Meet the women of VC 0003
Every Friday at 10 a.m. Central, eight women from across the U.S. and Canada – who were perfect strangers just two years ago – drop what they’re doing, fire up their computers, and gather on Zoom. Continue reading
How to put a little ‘spring’ in your step
We were like the traditional postman: “Through rain, snow, sleet, or gloom of night,” nothing prevented us from our appointed fun. Continue reading
