Two Villages Official Website - Community Helping Community

We invite you to browse through the site and get to know the nature of our work. Two Villages grew from a decision to approach things differently. International aid can be achieved with leadership at the community level. The opportunity to help others is tremendous. With the support of international organizations we are able to connect with others in need. The ability to generate community capacity lies in each of our hands.

Since our beginning in 2005 the partnerships created and community spirit witnessed has been amazing. Our future promises to be exciting and we welcome you to take part in addressing the needs of others.

Troy Mitchell & Krista Percy
Founders

Two Villages has been created to effect change in impoverished areas of the world through community ownership and cooperation. With the assistance and linkages of international organizations, we will identify projects within a specific district or village. Funding will be directed through the international agency directly to the project. All of the donated funding for each project will go directly to that project. Two villages, ours and theirs, will be linked by generosity.

Two Villages was founded in Clarenville, Newfoundland and Labrador, in 2005 by Troy Mitchell and Krista Percy. Their common interest in addressing international concerns led to the development of a community-based approach. They seek to engage communities from the developed world to support third world communities. This unique relationship recognizes the commonalities among all people, builds local community spirit and supports the capacity of recipient communities.

OUR TEAM

Troy Mitchell

Troy Mitchell is a social worker and native of Twillingate, Newfoundland. He has been living in Clarenville for eleven years. His professional and volunteer work has been primarily with people in the community who are in need of support due to poverty, abuse and social issues.

Krista Percy

Krista Percy works with a local health organization and is a native to Clarenville. While involved in local activities, she has been a long-standing supporter of international fostering - having visited her sponsored foster child.

Kim Baker

Kim Baker jumped on board with her support for Two Villages within weeks of its conception. Kim is a native of Clarenville, owner of the local web development business of Silverhawk Promotions and is extremely proud of the community support for Two Villages.

Ian Davidson

Ian Davidson is the Assistant Principal of Clarenville High and a native of Long Harbour, Newfoundland. He is heavily involved in International Education initiatives for high school students and has lived overseas.

Kim Slaney

Kim is a native of Lawn, and is currently a Social Worker at the U.S. Memorial Health Care Center in St. Lawrence, Newfoundland. She has always enjoyed helping others in her professional life and in volunteering.

Two Villages is growing. Check out the projects sections of this website to see new innovations and great community action.