Trinity Presbyterian Church is an open, loving Christian family committed to showing and sharing God's love, learning and teaching Christ's lessons together and striving for peace and understanding in our relationships and in our world.

Shared Harvest

Shared Harvest is a foodbank which collects and distributes food throughout southern Ohio.  This charitable emergency food distribution network feeds about 17,000 families each month.  In addition to monetary donations, Trinity collects canned goods and similar food every other month.  For more information about Shared Harvest, check out their website at www.sharedharvest.org.

The Emergency Money Fund is designed to provide fast, temporary help to people facing critical financial crises.  For example, after making sure that there is no duplication of services, the Emergency Money Fund could help a needy family purchase medicine for a sick child.

Lifespan (formerly Family Services, Inc.) provides a variety of service to the residents of Butler and Warren counties.  Their mission is to support and strengthen fanilies and individuals as they improve their minds and bodies through counseling, home care, debt management, and education.  Trinity supports Lifespan’s efforts to provide prescription medications to the indigent elderly.  For more information about LifeSpan, check out their website at www.LifeSpanOhio.org.

Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit ecumenical Christian organization which builds and finances simple, decent, and affordable homes for low income families.  Habitat homes are purchased by the home owner families because Habitat sells homes at no profit and finances them with no interest mortages.  Habitat does not discriminate based on race, religion, or ethnic group.  Trinity is a Covenant Church with the Tristate Habitat for Humanity affliate in Hamilton, OH.  For more information about Habitat, check out their website at www.habitat.org.

Open Door Food Pantry is a non-denominational free store for the less fortunate in the Hamilton-Fairfield community.  Trinity gathers food and clothing to be donated for distribution.  The third Saturday of each month Trinity takes a group of volunteers, mostly youth, to the store for volunteer work and outreach.  The Open Door Pantry also offers a friendly dear and a ray of hope.  Many of their customers have no where else to turn.

Trinity has a group of volunteers creating gifts through knitting and crocheting.  The items created are then donated to various organizations.  Stuffed toy bears wee dressed with clothes created by this group and donated to local police to be given to children who find themselves in temporary police custody from various situations.  Hats and scarves were donated to Open Door Pantry to help keep their customers warm during cold seasons.  Knitting and crocheting is also done for local nursing home patients.