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Our outreach and advocacy work in New York City includes supporting those who are struggling with basic needs or are marginalized by society and challenging unjust systems that oppress and harm the most vulnerable in our society.

Work with us to fix the criminal justice and immigration systems, provide food access and poverty alleviation, advocate for education equity, and close the Rikers Island Jail Complex.

We invite all community members, neighbors, and partners to join us as we stand with the oppressed and work for justice.

Volunteer

At Trinity, we believe that we can be changemakers, together. Join our team of volunteers to get closer to social justice issues and help build up our neighborhood of New York City by working with and for our community.

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Information on Background Screenings

We seek to create a safe and welcoming space for all. Free background screenings are required for all volunteers, who may work closely with children, teens, and vulnerable adults.

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Faith Communities for Just Reentry

Trinity leads this diverse coalition of faith leaders who believe it is a moral imperative that our neighbors who are released from New York City’s jails are treated justly.

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