Partners in Hope: This social ministry in Troy was spearheaded 30 years ago by a priest of Trinity. Trinity supports this ministry with volunteers and board members. We have parish-wide collections of various needed items on a year round basis. PI website: www.partnersinhopeinc.org
PIMIL: Our current global focus is Partners in Ministry in Liberia. PIMIL provides scholarship assistance to Liberian children--including uniforms, tuition, and school supplies. www.pimil.org
Trinity regularly holds rummage sales to raise funds for the Torrence Fund which assists Miami County residents in need with dental and medical bills. In addition, the 4 rooms of clothing, linens and housewares are open to assist without charge to those individuals in need who are referred by such community organizations as Partners in Hope, Riverside, and the family Abuse Shelter.
The sale itself is a celebration with the regular clientele who come to share their lives with the Trinity crew. The clothing and other items are of highest quality. Watch for sale dates on our Facebook page. Come and see us!
Little Free Library: This international project provides used books to the community at no cost. Give one, take one! Trinity's charter number is 117750. Our box is located on Dorset Rd, at the north parking lot.
In 1973, Garden Manor Apartments were built with the leadership and financial support of 8 churches in Troy. Trinity Episcopal Church was one of the founding churches. The 66 units at Garden Manor provide housing for low-income families. The complex receives HUD funding and is currently managed by Oberer Management, but is also overseen by a Board of Churches, the THOU board, or Troy Housing Opportunities United. Trinity is a member of this board.
We connect with Abolition Ohio at the University of Dayton to learn and take action against human trafficking in the local area.
The Torrence Medical Fund, works in conjunction with several other local organizations to provide funds to assist local residents with short term financial assistance for those with unaffordable financial medical
and dental needs. The fund is resourced by grants, donations, and income derived from year-round Trinity Rummage Sales.
