We haven’t forgotten about our yearly Barbara Jordan fundraising event! Although we do not have a solid date yet, we are planning. Please consider donating in the meantime though and we hope to see you when we can!
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We need front desk volunteers!
As COVID cases are lowering and vaccination rates are rising we are beginning to expand our services. We are hoping things will continue on this route and we can get back to some sense of normalcy and the center can operate as a community space once again in the near future.
Currently we are in need of people to help man the front desk on the weekdays from 9:30am to 12:30pm. The main duties would be to help check mail, offering hospitality, and other small tasks the front desk volunteers would do in the past.
Currently we limit the number of people who are in the center to around 10, although it varies on the day. We are strict about masks, keeping distance between folks, and disinfecting surfaces.
If you are fully vaccinated, ready and willing to serve please email trinitycenterfrontdesk@gmail.com and we can talk more!
A Thank you video from ECHO and others
Watch this thank you from ECHO and other communities partners regarding the coming together or the community and people from all over to help the city of Austin and those experiencing homeless during and in the aftermath of the winter storm.
I Live Here I give Here – an “outsider” appeal
Today is Austin’s day of giving through Amplify Austin. Hundreds of nonprofits that serve our community are asking for your support. Unfortunately we missed the deadline to register! We still ask that you consider donating to use through our Network for Good link so we can continue to service our neighbors, and I am sure we will get the memo next year and jump on board.
“Inside the Abbey” with Irit Umani
This month our director Irit was invited to come on the new “Inside the Abbey” podcast started by our friends at St.David’s Episcopal Church. Listen to Irit as she discusses a little about her life; as well as, the intersection of spirituality, mindfulness, and serving the population of people experiencing homelessness!