Trinity Center is currently seeking candidates for the position of Executive Director. The Executive Director will have overall strategic and operational responsibility for Trinity Center staff, programs, expansion, and execution of its mission. This is a full time…
Suhas Panthari and Trinity Center Executive Director John Alonso Suhas Panthari, an Eagle Scout candidate from Troop84 in San Ramon (www.troop84bsa.org), organized 46 volunteers (logging 180+ hours) and reached out to 600+ residents and local businesses in San Ramon…
Summer 2014 Update We did it – with your help! We set the bar and you exceeded it. In June we began a campaign to match a $10,000 gift. Shortly after we put the word out, we received an additional pledge of $6,000 raising the total gift to $16,000. We did not have…
50 volunteers from local churches and all walks of life came together to sing with one voice at Broadway Plaza in Walnut Creek, California to help Trinity Center raise awareness of homelessness in our community. Students from Mt. Diablo High School developed this…
Thanks to Walnut Creek and San Ramon Valley Rotary Clubs and Christ the King, we were able to replace our old washers and dryers with new, energy/water efficient models.
Marina came in to Trinity Center with a bag full of Girl Scout cookies and $40 in cash. We thought she was selling them, but no! She was donating them along with $40 in cash. She wanted to do something nice for people at Trinity Center and asked her mother if she…
Amazon will donate 0.5% of the price of your eligible AmazonSmile purchases to TRINITY CENTER WALNUT CREEK whenever you shop on AmazonSmile. AmazonSmile is the same Amazon you know. Same products, same prices, same service. Support TRINITY CENTER WALNUT CREEK by…
John Alonso was recently interviewed by Sean Yokomizo at News24/680. Click here for full interview.
Nathan McCutchen raised $1000 for Trinity Center by making necklaces from bottle caps as part of a project for his bar mitzvah. The necklaces depicted swim team clubs and were sold at swim meets. Here is the story of Nathan’s project in his own words: My name…