Community Partnerships

Each grade level has committed to year-long partnership with a local nonprofit for targeted service and support. This manifests through community service projects as well as spreading awareness through education about each nonprofit's mission to our own Trinity community and beyond.  

Grade-Level Community Partners (2022-23):

Grade 12 (Class of 2023) - Sportable
  • By fostering a fun, inclusive, competitive, and accessible environment, we transform the lives of our athletes and free them to see beyond their disability, enhance their peer relationships and help them to reach their personal finish line.
Grade 11 (Class of 2024) - REAL Life
  • REAL LIFE serves individuals who have been impacted by incarceration, homelessness, or substance use disorder by giving them an opportunity to overcome their personal and community barriers that hinder their pathway to a Thriving Life.
Grade 10 (Class of 2025) - UMFS
  • UMFS is a nonprofit organization that provides a comprehensive array of programs to support children, teens, and parents as they work to overcome challenges. We equip families with tools for success so they can achieve their goals.
Grade 9 (Class of 2026) - ASK Childhood Cancer Foundation
  • ASK was founded in 1975 by a group of parents in the pediatric oncology clinic at MCV (now the Children's Hospital of Richmond at VCU.) Today, we're Central Virginia's largest and most comprehensive provider of support services for children with cancer and their families. Our support begins from the moment of diagnosis and extends through treatment and beyond.
Grade 8 (Class of 2027) - Goochland Cares
  • To provide basic human services and health care to our Goochland neighbors in need.

    Services include: Food pantry, medical care, clothing, mental health services, dental services, transportation, GED/ESL education, and more.
“We are excited to launch these partnerships and share our Titan spirit in supporting these fantastic organizations,” said Laura Hamlin Weiler ’00, Trinity’s head of community engagement. “We want students to make a strong, meaningful connection with a local organization and, in turn, educate the Trinity community (and beyond) about the importance of each of our community partners.”

Contact

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    Laura Hamlin Weiler 00

    Head of Community Engagement
    (804) 327-3103