Trinity has a budget for Outreach that is disbursed to the following causes:
A Better Chance identifies and recruits academically talented and motivated students of color from disadvantaged school districts and places them in outstanding public, independent, and private high schools across the United States. Fayetteville-Manlius A Better Chance students live in a group home setting, attend the FM High School and are enrolled in an advanced college prep curriculum.
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ACTS - Alliance for the Transformation of Syracuse - Through a process of dialogue, education, training and action, ACTS seeks to empower member faith communities to act onthe shared values of human worth, dignity, and justice. ACTS seeks to equip ordinary people to engage effectively in the public arena, to build community and to accomplish extraordinary things together.
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Amaus Dental Services, an outreach mission of the Immaculate Conception Cathedral, offers free dental care to the homeless, unemployed and uninsured people of Central New York.
Assumption Food Pantry - The Food Pantry and Soup Kitchen’s Daily Sandwich Program is unique. It offers a free bag lunch to anyone who comes to the door; no questions asked. Clients do not have to register, and do not have to reside in a specific geographic area. The goal of the program is to quell hunger in the most immediate and effective way possible. As a result of its accessibility, the Daily Sandwich Program hands out an epic number of sandwiches -- between 7,500 and 12,000 per month.
Brady Faith Center - In the spirit of Father Brady, the Brady Faith Center (BFC) strives to serve as an ‘Oasis for Peace, Hope, and Justice’ in the south side of Syracuse.
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David's Refuge - Caring for the CaregiverParenting can be a difficult journey under any circumstances, but it’s especially challenging for those who provide full-time care to children with special needs. David’s Refuge reminds these parents of three things: you are not alone, what you do matters, and God and your community loves you.
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Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) - We help people worldwide where the need is greatest, delivering emergency medical aid to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from health care.
ERD - Episcopal Relief and Development - Episcopal Relief & Development is the compassionate response of The Episcopal Church to human suffering in the world. Hearing God's call to seek and serve Christ in all persons and to respect the dignity of every human being, Episcopal Relief & Development serves to bring together the generosity of Episcopalians and others with the needs of the world.
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FM Food Pantry - Serves Residents of Villages of Fayetteville and Manlius.
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The mission of the Fayetteville Manlius Outreach, Inc., is to alleviate hunger and offer emergency financial assistance in the Fayetteville Manlius (FM) School District by soliciting and distributing donations received. The Fayetteville Manlius Community Outreach, Inc., will also fight hunger and financial instability by engaging, enacting and empowering our community.
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Friends of Dorothy House - Friends of Dorothy is our initiative to be supportive of people with AIDS. Since October of 1992 we have offered home-based care to people with AIDS in a variety of ways, including recuperative or hospice care, supportive housing and emergency assistance. Our primary focus has been on hospice care. We have an informal relationship with Hospice of CNY. Our guest becomes their client, with Hospice providing medical care and nurse visits. We are primary care givers, much like extended family members.
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Golisano Spiritual Center - Being in the hospital can be scary for children and their families. Pediatric Chaplains, as well as other staff chaplains and Spiritual Care volunteers, are available at the Golisano Children's Hospital to offer spiritual and emotional support. Spiritual Care is a special kind of care that connects to you as a whole person – mind, body and soul. Your spirituality is about who you are, what is important to you and what you believe as a person. Spirituality can mean you are involved in a faith tradition, but not always.
In My Father's Kitchen‘s ‘Under the Bridge’ Street Outreach assists chronically homeless individuals who live on the streets of Syracuse and have a disability that prevents them from adequately caring for themselves. These individual’s disabilities include substance abuse, mental illness, chronic illness and/or physical disabilities that make them vulnerable to crime, disease, hunger and hopelessness.
The biggest challenge in working with this population is their fearfulness, which is based on a lack of trust of others. Often this is compounded by repeated attempts and failures to improve their health and living situations.IMFK‘s street outreach overcomes these barriers by consistently and compassionately meeting homeless people where they live on the streets and building relationships with them, as individuals.
IMFK builds relationships by twice-weekly bringing food and emergency supplies to people where they live, under the city’s bridges and overpasses.IMFK staff members build trust that translates into the ability to provide individuals with transportation to, and support with, homeless assistance programs and/or mainstream social services and housing programs. IMFK continues to support these vulnerable people helping them remain in housing.
IMFK staff and volunteers assist homeless individuals on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week in addition to their twice weekly deliveries of meals and necessities to over a dozen locations where homeless individuals congregate on the city streets and under bridges. IMFK maintains regular office hours at their 501 Hawley Ave. facility to accept donations, prepare meals and store clothing and supplies for distribution to those in need.
The biggest challenge in working with this population is their fearfulness, which is based on a lack of trust of others. Often this is compounded by repeated attempts and failures to improve their health and living situations.IMFK‘s street outreach overcomes these barriers by consistently and compassionately meeting homeless people where they live on the streets and building relationships with them, as individuals.
IMFK builds relationships by twice-weekly bringing food and emergency supplies to people where they live, under the city’s bridges and overpasses.IMFK staff members build trust that translates into the ability to provide individuals with transportation to, and support with, homeless assistance programs and/or mainstream social services and housing programs. IMFK continues to support these vulnerable people helping them remain in housing.
IMFK staff and volunteers assist homeless individuals on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week in addition to their twice weekly deliveries of meals and necessities to over a dozen locations where homeless individuals congregate on the city streets and under bridges. IMFK maintains regular office hours at their 501 Hawley Ave. facility to accept donations, prepare meals and store clothing and supplies for distribution to those in need.
InterFaith Works Center for New Americans - InterFaith Works’ Refugee Resettlement Program at the Center for New Americans is a safe and welcoming place for refugee and immigrant families whom we embraces our neighbors and help to establish new lives in our community.
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Interreligious Food Consortium -
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Jail Ministry serves primarily to advocate for people incarcerated in the Onondaga County Justice Center. In addition to the Visitor-Advocacy Program, this ministry performs social-justice work, helps facilitate Recovery, offers a Poverty Bail Program and holds prayer meetings and Bible study with the inmates. We define ourselves as “a grassroots, social justice, spiritually founded community collective organized to advocate on the behalf of the incarcerated; to promote peace-making and to advance the protection of human dignity within the community. Over 60 volunteers share their light and gifts on a regular basis to ensure that the Gospel imperative to visit the prisoner is lived out faithfully in our community.
The Mission of Miracles is an annual volunteer medical mission trip to Central New York’s Companion Diocese of El Salvador. Approximately 1,500 of Salvadorans are provided medical, dental, vision, and mental health services on every trip.
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On Point For College: Our Mission - We break down barriers that prevent young, underserved individuals from achieving education and career success. Our Vision - To transform communities by making college, training and career success a reality for those who face great obstacles.
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The Rahma Health Clinic offers primary care and preventative care services for acute and chronic conditions, routine diagnosis and treatment of illnesses, conditions and injuries, screening, counseling, and medication monitoring. Tahma seeks to serve the South Side community and help address and stem the disproportionate number of people who are admitted to hospitals suffering from preventable illnesses such as high blood pressure, uncontrolled diabetes, asthma and pneumonia. The clinic is funded by private donations from the community members.
Samaritan Center - The Samaritan Center is a 501c3, interfaith effort of community members committed to serving the hungry and those in need in order to promote their welfare dignity and self sufficiency. It is rooted in the belief that sound nutrition is the first step in enabling people to cope and become productive, self-sufficient members of society. Since 1981 Samaritan Center’s mission has fought hunger in the greater Syracuse community by providing nutritious hot meals to anyone in need 7 days a week – no questions asked.
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Vera House, Inc. prevents, responds to and partners to end domestic and sexual violence and other forms of abuse.
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