Charity Gala raises £34k

Trinity Winchester is thrilled to announce the success of its recent Charity Gala Evening, held on Saturday 18 October at Winchester College, which raised an incredible £34,000 to support local people experiencing homelessness, mental ill-health, and domestic abuse.

The event welcomed over 140 guests for an evening filled with celebration, generosity, and community spirit. Attendees enjoyed a three-course dinner, live entertainment, silent and live auctions, and inspiring speeches — all in support of Trinity’s vital services across Winchester and the surrounding area.

A significant moment of the evening was a moving speech from Amelia Riviere DL, Chair of Trustees at Trinity, who addressed the rising number of women experiencing street homelessness, and the significant impact of Trinity’s work in supporting them. Musical entertainment was provided by The Daisy Chains, while the auction, led by Rick Adams, featured prizes generously donated by local businesses.

Sue McKenna, CEO of Trinity Winchester, said:

“We are overwhelmed by the generosity and compassion shown at this year’s Gala. The funds raised will go directly towards providing long-term support and housing solutions for people in our community who need it most. Thank you to everyone who attended, donated, and helped make the evening such a success.”

Trinity Winchester would like to extend special thanks to Pro Vision, whose generous sponsorship made the event possible, alongside the many individuals and businesses who donated items to the auction and raffle.

For information on next years Gala event contact kirsty@trinitywinchester.org.uk 

Skydive for Trinity

Skydive for Trinity

Imagine the thrill of free-falling at over 120mph from 10,000 feet, before your parachute opens and you’re slowly bought back down to earth with fantastic views of the South Coast.

Register to skydive for Trinity Winchester and you can experience this thrill!

Registration is £50 payable to Go Skydive and we ask each jumper to raise a minimum of £395 which covers the cost of your jump and a donation towards Trinity’s work with homeless and vulnerable people.

Jill’s Jams

Sending a huge thanks to Jill for fundraising for Trinity, raising £320 to support our work.
Jill has been using her time during lockdown to make a selection of homemade jams, chutneys and jellies which she sold to raise funds for Trinity

Register to skydive for Trinity on Saturday 27th September 2020

Imagine the thrill of free-falling at over 120mph from 10,000 feet, before your parachute opens and you’re slowly bought back down to earth with fantastic views of the South Coast.

Register to skydive for Trinity Winchester and you can experience this thrill!

Registration is £50 payable to Go Skydive and we ask each jumper to raise a minimum of £395 which covers the cost of your jump and a donation towards Trinity’s work with homeless and vulnerable people.

Sign up to our regular giving club

Sign up to our regular giving club and donate £10 a month to help us ensure we can continue to provide extra services for those facing homelessness. Coronavirus is going to present us with a new crisis in the future. People have lost jobs, income, mental health will soar and people are in desperate need of our support. Please sign up today and help change a life for good.

Trinity Winchester receives £10,000 from Lane Clark & Peacock

We are extremely grateful to receive £10,000 from the LCP Foundation to support our emergency work during the Coronavirus Health Crisis. Lane Clark & Peacock are fantastic supporters of Trinity! In addition to funding us through the LCP Foundation, LCP’s staff volunteer in our kitchen, donate IT equipment, raise money individually which is matched by the company, help to maintain our day centre and garden and mentor clients in our job clubs to get back into employment. We can’t wait to welcome the team back, after lockdown ends, and continue our great work together. Thank You.