LOCAL OUTREACH

Hopelink

This organization provides a wide variety of services to people in north and east King County. The Shoreline Hopelink Food Bank is just a few blocks from Trinity and we have supported them for many years.

Link to website: Hopelink

Shoreline Community Care

This organization of Shoreline churches (including Trinity) works together to help individuals in our community who are facing hardship. Together we can make a greater impact in alleviating need in our own community.

Volunteer Opportunity:  People to answer telephones and respond to requests are needed. Contact the email at Shoreline Community Care at the link below.

Link to website: Shoreline Community Care | Meeting needs, sharing hope

Vision House

This ministry to homeless women and children in Shoreline has a residential site that also provides many support services to help women as they endeavor to transition out of homelessness.

Volunteer Opportunities:  A variety of ways to support Vision House are available.  Training and support are provided for volunteers.  Visit http://vision-house.org/volunteer/ for information and a volunteer application.

Link to website: Home - Vision House

Canopy Scholars | A Community of Scholars

Canopy is our local missions partner serving at-risk children and families in the Shoreline School District.  The elementary schools nearest to Trinity face some of the greatest challenges in the district--wide cultural diversity, over 60 languages spoken at home, and high percentage of low-income families.

Canopy provides free after school homework support to at-risk youth from nearby schools at Trinity as well as a summer Robotics Camp. Canopy has an office in our building and uses Trinity for its tutoring activities and family outreach events.

For volunteer opportunities, please contact Lynn at office@canopyscholars.org.

Link to website: Canopy Scholars | A Community of Scholars

Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission

Seattle's Union Gospel Mission is a nonprofit ministry that loves and cares for our homeless neighbors throughout greater Seattle. They started in 1932 to feed and care for those suffering from the Great Depression. From a simple, borrowed soup kettle, they now love and care for thousands of homeless and hurting people each day.

Their mission is to bring the love of Jesus and hope for a new life to our homeless neighbors.

Their vision is to see every homeless neighbor — beloved, redeemed, restored.

They address root causes and break the cycle of homelessness by meeting urgent physical needs, building relationships, and offering long-term recovery programs. Their efforts work to restore dignity and help move people to healthy, thriving lives.

Link to website: Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission