Boys’ Choir of Tallahassee: The Boys’ Choir of Tallahassee is an after school choir program for at risk boys in the Tallahassee community. Coordinated by a Professor of Social Work at F.S.U., this program strives to help students maintain grades, teaching strong discipline, and requiring high standards for all choir members. Trinity has provided strong support to this group from its inception.

Neighborhood Health Services: Neighborhood Health Services provides medical services to clients free of charge, targeting the homeless and the uninsured. The clinic is staffed by medical professionals who volunteer their time. It is located in the old Lincoln High School facility. 

Hope Community: The Hope Community, whose facilities are currently under construction, is a center designed to empower those who are homeless to become self-sufficient through a comprehensive array of services, including independent housing.  The goal of the Community is to end homelessness, one person at a time.

Florida IMPACT: To keep members of Trinity up to date on important social issues in our state, issues are brought to our attention by the Florida Conference. Florida IMPACT is currently focusing on the improvement of working conditions for the farm worker. Trinity participates in an IMPACT telephone tree, providing a vehicle for giving the “farm workers’ voice” to Florida leaders, reminding and providing awareness of important current issues and needs. 

Community Christmas Dinner: Trinity has coordinated the community Christmas Dinner for the past fifteen years.  Volunteers from Trinity and throughout the community come together to serve dinner.  Trinity provides the food, favors, and entertainment for all people in our community who would like to celebrate the Christmas holiday with a caring group. It is held in Moor Hall on Christmas Day, beginning at 12:00 noon. 

The Providence Project: A Trinity church-wide project, that provides support to the Providence neighborhood families and children through beautification and clean-up efforts, special community events, and other support ministries to be determined by the Providence planning committee. 

Kate Sullivan Elementary School “Crocodilian” Project: Trinity has had a long and successful relationship with Kate Sullivan School. Back when the “Church with a Heart for the City” initiative was first being talked about, Kate Sullivan School was one of the first places suggested for a community partnership. Trinity helps Kate Sullivan School by donating school supplies at the start of each school year. The congregation also helps Kate Sullivan through the reading mentoring program called Reading All-Stars. Call 222-1120 for more information.

Habitat for Humanity: Habitat for Humanity builds Habitat houses in the Tallahassee Community. Trinity works in partnership with other area Methodist churches to build Habitat houses each year in this vital community ministry.

Big Bend Cares/Canopy Connections:  Big Bend Cares is a non-profit organization which provides support and services to people living with HIV/AIDS. The mission includes fighting AIDS, compassionate medical care and support groups for infected individuals, testing, community health education,  and risk reduction programs.  Canopy Connections, a part of Big Bend Cares, has among its goals education of the religious community and sponsoring a monthly meal for persons with HIV and their families/caregivers. 

Big Bend Hospice’s Children’s Program:  The Caring Tree of Big Bend Hospice provides grief support services for children and teens.  Its mission is to help young people face living with the loss of a loved one through illness, accident, violence, or suicide.  Camp Woe-Be-Gone, Teen Woe-Be-Gone, school-based grief support groups, as well as children and teen evening support groups are among services provided. 

ECHO:  Echo Outreach Ministries provide people in need with food, shelter, clothing, financial assistance, and counseling.  Through the help of our ECHO contributions, free Sunday lunches are served at First Presbyterian Church.  In addition, ECHO has a transitional housing ministry housed in the Bethany Family Apartments.

Bear Sunday:  Trinity had identified several community agencies to be recipients of hundreds of bears collected from the congregation on "Bear Sunday" each February.  The Tallahassee Police Department was just one such recipient.

The Shelter/Women’s Shelter: Open 7 days a week, this downtown shelter provides a place to sleep and well-balanced meals to the homeless.  Trinity provides,  prepares, and serves the food for two Monday nights a month—fifth Monday night also.  This ministry is supported by congregational donations to the Good Samaritan Fund. 

Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs of Tallahassee:  Open weekday afternoons from 3-7 p.m., the Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs provide supervised study, tutoring, a computer lab program, and an out-door sports program to children in the Miccosukee community.