Troy is a born and raised Phoenician and has always been passionate about giving back to the youth in our community. As a graduate of Washington High School, Troy played football and was awarded a Junior College scholarship to Glendale Community College for 2 seasons before earning a football scholarship to Northern Arizona University (NAU) where he graduated with a BA in Business Administration in 1999. Working with youth to assist them in positively developing into productive adults is not only a career but a passion. Troy began working with youth while still in college during the summer designing and implementing activities at Maryvale, Trevor Browne, and Carl Hayden High Schools for the City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department.

After graduation and a brief stint developing management skills in the business field, he began working at Tumbleweed Center For Youth Development’s detention alternative program where he found his true career purpose. Soon after, he was promoted to help create and manage a youth learning center that provided an array of services for youth ages 14 – 25. With Troy’s leadership, the program expanded beyond expectations as he developed and designed educational and workforce development services to best help prepare disadvantaged youth with the necessary skills to succeed personally, academically, and economically. In 2007 he also helps start the Arizona Saints Youth Mentoring Organization for youth ages 5 - 17 as he saw a need to cultivate positive habits and character for youth at an earlier age. After 18 years of working with youth, Mr. Campbell has had the pleasure of seeing the fruitful outcome of the youth he has worked with over the years to become very successful professionals and parents as adults. As Co-President and a Head Coach of the AZ Saints, Troy remains steadfast at investing in the worlds greatest resource, our youth.