Partners - Support



St. David’s Episcopal Church
Trinity Center was created by parishioners of St. David’s Episcopal Church and is located within the southeast corner of the church. St. David’s Episcopal Church also supports Trinity Center with many volunteers who are parishioners, as well as with very significant in-kind contributions of both space and administrative services.
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We could not offer our services and continue to grow without receiving grants from the following foundations:
2025 Grantmakers and Foundations
The Moody Foundation
The Shepherd 5 Points Family Foundation
Gilmer Rushing Philanthropic Fund of the Southwest Community Foundation
McCullough Heating and Air Conditioning
The Lola Wright Foundation
Religious Coalition to Assist the Homeless
A Glimmer of Hope Foundation
Triumphant Love Lutheran Church Endowment
The Argus Fund
Baylor Scott and White Health​
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More Partners
Texas Coffee Traders – Coffee is always brewing at Trinity Center, and Texas Coffee Traders donates it all. We make about 35 pots/day, day after day, week after week. Many of the small miracles that happen at Trinity Center do start over a cup of coffee. We’ve heard that many neighbors are drawn to us for the great coffee we serve; it all comes from Texas Coffee Traders. Texas Coffee Traders gives back in many ways. They are committed to fair trade and they support a variety of local events, charities and programs. Thanks for your constant support. https://www.texascoffeetraders.com/
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El Milagro – For many years El Milagro Tortilla has donated their fresh and delicious tortillas. Trinity Center uses these amazing tortillas every week during our Sunday Streets Service. We thank you El Milagro for your continued generosity and support. https://el-milagro.com/
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Rick Patrick Photography – Rick Patrick has blessed Trinity Center for many years with his skills and gifts in photography. He loves making portraits of our neighbors at our Christmas party and we cannot describe the excitement and appreciation neighbors express when they get a copy of their portrait. You can check out more of his work at: https://rickpatrick.smugmug.com/
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Downtown Austin Alliance – Downtown Austin Alliance funds the expansion of Trinity Center's homelessness family reunification program. When a person experiencing homelessness requests to be reunited with a family member or loved one, Trinity Center first confirms that that person is willing and able to offer housing and care. Once verified, and with financial support from the Downtown Austin Alliance, Trinity Center supplies a bus ticket to transport the client to that location. From the program’s start in October 2021 through April 2026, 879 people experiencing homelessness have been reunified with their families or support systems.
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J. Jill – Both of the stores in North and South Austin have become regular donors of superb quality new clothing for our Woman to Woman shopping program on Mondays. In cold weather and hot weather, they call us to pick up bountiful bags of wonderful, practical clothing for our neighbors.
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I Support the Girls – I Support the Girls has donated a large quantity of pads, tampons, diapers, and bras throughout the years for our female friends, helping make Trinity Center a safe and supportive environment where unhoused women can embrace their self-confidence and dignity by having access to the basic necessities every woman deserves. https://isupportthegirls.org/
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Bombas – For several years Bombas has selected Trinity Center as a recipient of thousands of new socks. We are so grateful and so are our neighbors who receive them on a daily basis. Thank you Bombas!!
The Texas Playboys Baseball Club – For the past couple of years Trinity Center has been chosen to be a recipient of funds collected during a Texas Playboys Baseball game. Every season the Playboys choose a number of non-profit organizations to dedicate their game earnings to—through their support and the generosity of their fans, Trinity Center has received more than 20K in the past few years. THANK YOU!! To learn more about this amazing baseball club and join in on some games in the coming season you can go to the following link: https://texasplayboysbaseball.com/​​
Adobe at the Domain – Team members of Adobe have come together for the past couple of years and have raised funds for Trinity Center specifically for blankets and warming items. Because of their support and generosity Trinity Center was able to distribute more than 1,800 blankets during 2023 to 2025's colder months Thank you, Adobe, for your care and desire for our neighbors to keep warm!!
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Collaborations & Coalitions
We truly believe that ‘It takes a village,’ and we collaborate extensively with other service providers. The following is a list of service providers who use Trinity Center, free of charge, for their outreach programs, as well as providers who Trinity Center calls and refers neighbors to regularly:
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The Central Texas Food Bank – https://www.centraltexasfoodbank.org/
SAFE Alliance - https://www.safeaustin.org/
Central Health - https://www.centralhealth.net/
Vivent Health - https://viventhealth.org/
The Source - https://www.thesource.org/
Downtown Austin Alliance - https://downtownaustin.com/
Austin Free Net - https://www.austinfree.net/
El Buen Samaritano - https://elbuen.org/
UT Austin Steve Hicks School of Social Work
Cap Metro – Provides Trinity Center 1-year Bus Cards for Neighbors
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church – Leads our Monday Shower Ministry
Tarrytown United Methodist Church – Leads our Thursday Shower Ministry
H.O.S.T (Homeless Outreach Street Team)
The Ending Community Homelessness Coalition (ECHO)
Caritas
Office of Veteran Affairs
The 8th Street Shelter
Integral Care
Community First! Village
The Other Ones Foundation
Family Eldercare
Housing Authority of City of Austin (HACA)
Sunrise Navigation Center
Vocal-TX
First Baptist Church
Community Medical Services
Central Presbyterian Church
Travis County
City of Austin
Austin Public Health
HomeAid Austin
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……….to name a few!
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Trinity Center also participates in the following coalitions:
One Voice Central Texas – a collaboration of Executive Directors of human services’ non-profits.
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ECHO (Ending Community Homelessness) – a coalition of service providers for the unhoused population.
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The Homeless Advocacy Project– a coalition of downtown churches and service providers serving the unhoused population.