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Gold4Good Fundraiser supporting Trinity Center & St. David's


Do you have old, broken, out-of-fashion, or just unwanted jewelry? Now is the perfect time to give it a new purpose—and create real impact for our neighbors in need.


Gold 4 Good recycles and refines your old chains, rings, bracelets, mismatched cufflinks, or earrings, then donates the market value of your gold or platinum items directly to nonprofit organizations.


Join us on Thursday, Dec. 4th at Trinity Center for a special evening with Gold4Good! Bring any jewelry you’d like to donate and take the opportunity to learn more about Trinity—its mission, its services, and its commitment to supporting individuals experiencing homelessness.


Whether you’re brand-new to Trinity, somewhat familiar, or a longtime volunteer, we’d love to have you with us.


Come enjoy a meaningful night of giving back in a unique and truly impactful way!


When: Thursday, Dec. 4th - 6 pm to 8 pm

Where: Trinity Center - 304 E 7th St

Parking: Free parking at the St.David's Garage.


Important information about entry: Please enter the event through Trinity Center’s main door on 7th Street. If you park in the garage, exit onto Trinity Street and walk to the main entrance. A Trinity Center team member will be outside to help with directions if needed.


Donations made on the day of this event will be shared equally between Trinity Center and St. David's Episcopal Church!



Can’t make it to the event but still want to donate your jewelry?


You can still be part of this meaningful effort! Visit the Gold4Good website below to explore other ways to send in your jewelry. They’ll provide a prepaid shipping label and make the process simple and hassle-free. Look for the Prepaid Shipping Label Request as you scroll down their site.




Email Board President Martha DeGrasse if you have any information about the event or would like more details! martha@degrasse.com

 
 
 

21 Comments


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I had no idea that old, broken jewelry could be turned into funding for homeless services through the Gold4Gold program at Trinity Center. If you ever need to convert subtitle files for your fundraising videos, the srt to vtt converter works well for web compatibility. December 4th seems like a great opportunity to declutter and support a meaningful cause in Austin.

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The “brand-new to Trinity or longtime volunteer” line is a good invite—sometimes these events can feel cliquey if you don’t already know people. Also nice that someone will be outside to help with directions; that’s a small thing that makes it way less stressful to show up solo. Totally unrelated, but the focus on making participation feel easy and welcoming is something I’ve also noticed around StyleLookLab, just in a different setting.

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Being a small organization allows us to offer a personal, familiar touch as we work with our neighbors each day. We have a staff of only six dedicated people, and we rely on people like you who commit to volunteer shifts weekly. We greet each other as neighbors instead of as providers and clients. We treat our neighbors with dignity and respect. In fact, we feel very proud of the manner in which our staff and volunteers “lead by acceptance,” resulting in neighbors who feel acknowledged and understood, have a sense of ownership of Trinity Center, and consider it their community center. Neighbors rely on us when they have nowhere else to go. As one of our neighbors have stated, “Trinity Center is a light in dark times. My spirit feels at peace here, and I feel I am part of the family because of the way you accept me and love me here".

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