
Community English Class – ESOL
Trinity volunteers work to empower our neighbors with better English speaking, reading, and writing skills to overcome barriers to success.

Trinity volunteers work to empower our neighbors with better English speaking, reading, and writing skills to overcome barriers to success.

Each week we serve over 250 local households, giving each family shelf stable groceries, produce, and meat that we receive.

Come be a part or a neighborhood initiative that grew to meet the needs of our neighbors facing financial insecurity.

Trinity is heading to Appalachia Service Project (ASP) July 5–11, and we’re looking for adult volunteers who are ready to serve, encourage students, and help make homes warmer, safer, and drier for families in need.

We will meet the last Thursday morning of each month to prepare baby diapers, adult incontinence products, and hygiene items for distribution at our Outreach Hub programs.

This program provides in-school literacy support to young students at Hemphill Elementary! Our goal is to recruit a total of 30 volunteer tutors for all 6 kindergarten and 1st grade classes.

We will be focusing our efforts in stocking family pantries for breakfasts and snacks that week by providing gift cards or preparing a meal.

Many children who rely on free or reduced-priced lunches during the school year go home to meager or no meals on weekends. The Backpack Ministry works to help fill that gap.