By Irit Umani
2015 was a year of stability and growth for Trinity Center. There were no changes to staff and to my knowledge all are planning to continue. I am deeply grateful to Emily, Diane, Lindsey, David as well as to our contracted security guard Tory and our AmeriCorps Volunteer Alex. Two years of no change in staff gives a sense of stability and continuity. Their level of dedication and professional conduct are commendable.
By Irit Umani
It’s a few days since our fundraising event, in which we remembered the late Barbara Jordan and Rev. Pat Hazel, while celebrating Trinity Center with our larger community of friends, volunteers, board members and many of our financial supporters.
By Irit Umani
Happy New Year! Looking back, 2014 was a good year for Trinity Center.
We were blessed with the commitment to serve that our many volunteers exemplify. Last year we had 58 dedicated weekly volunteers, 612 Sunday Streets volunteers and 128 occasional volunteers (Christmas party and summer mother-daughter teams). Together they offered Trinity Center a total of 6,378 hours of service – preparing and serving breakfast, monitoring the use of computers, providing clothes and private showers to women, managing the front desk, leading morning devotion and providing compassionate listening. We owe our volunteers much gratitude. Thank you all!
Dear Trinity Center friends and helpers,
What a season of light and celebration we have here at Trinity!
It is a generous and kind heart that leads us to share our wealth with others, especially when “others” are outside our circle of immediate family and close friends. I am often humbled and always deeply grateful for the generosity that is constantly being shown to Trinity Center. This year even more so, I am actually amazed.
