School Life
Community Engagement
Community Engagement at Trinity
Neighborliness is a cornerstone Trinity value –– a value encouraged by a community that is created from neighborhoods all over the greater Richmond area. Drawing from these widespread roots, Trinity has maintained a commitment to giving back and engaging with the communities surrounding Pittaway Drive.
Students and faculty engage in different types of service and community partnerships every year through a myriad of different avenues.
One way that all students participate in community engagement is through Trinity’s community service program, Shields in Service. In addition, each grade level has chosen to partner with a non-profit for the duration of a school year to form relationships and learn the many ways they can support a cause.
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Connections: An Online Column
List of 20 news stories.
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Team First
Read MoreWith trademark unselfish play, Colin Flood ’23 leads Titan Soccer to historic highs -
In Her Own Voice
Sadie Holloway ’24 steps into the spotlight as both a singer and a leaderRead More -
Hanging Tough
Reaching beyond challenges, Van Malkie ’24 pulls himself up to the next levelRead More -
Growing in Leadership
Read MoreAs Richmond Forum Scholar and Trinity student leader, Layal El-Ayoubi ’23 looks for ways to collaborate, encourage others and grow global awareness -
Odds on Favorites
Read MoreTwo Trinity seniors rise to the top of national youth investment and finance competition -
Three Months, Two Thousand Miles, One Path
Pushing herself through the entire Appalachian Trail, Perry ’17 discovers more than just beautiful wildernessRead More -
Violins of Hope
Trinity strings teacher performs for transcendent Holocaust violin projectRead More -
Eternal Style
Hettrick ’22 turns fabric into fashion in museum design workshopRead More -
Speaking Youth to Power
Read MoreOn Chesterfield Youth Citizen Board, Sutton ’22 works to bolster broader understanding of teen mental health issues -
Seeing Red
Kendall ’24 turns challenging diagnosis into opportunity to educate, organize and inspireRead More -
Leading by Design
Walker ’23 explores leadership through art in VMFA Leaders in Training ProgramRead More -
Ski Lessons
Daglio sisters find parallels between skiing and schoolRead More -
Acts of Random Kindness
Senior JD Dabney reflects on how building relationships and sharing personal stories can help change the world, one small step at a timeRead More -
Building Virtual Space
Longing for familiarity of Trinity campus, students create online version with MinecraftRead More -
Community Service in Quarantine
Despite social distancing, Browder-Jones ’21 continues to feed her passion for serving othersRead More -
The Basis of Harmony
Bassist Madeline Brooks ’21 shares her love of music with younger childrenRead More -
On Guard
Justin Dabney ’21 applies lessons learned in fencing to school and lifeRead More -
A Thankful Season Indeed
Read MoreIn a season of Thanksgiving, I am thankful for the depth of relationships and experiences that being a part of the Trinity community allows. This column is a reflection about the emotions of the fall; vibrant, bittersweet, and overwhelmingly full of gratitude. -
Making Waves
Alice Phillips commemorates Titan swimmers' past community service efforts with a return to the water this fallRead More -
Moved to Action
Inspired by visiting Chapel speaker, Madigan ’21 learns Arabic to better support area refugees.Read More
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