Trinity Winchester’s unique fundraising event, the Big Sleep Out, has raised over £30,000 to date. On Friday 5th May, 200 people bedded down in the grounds of the iconic Winchester Cathedral to raise funds and awareness for local homelessness charity Trinity Winchester. Participants built themselves cardboard shelters to sleep in and raised sponsorship for taking on the challenge of sleeping outside for the night. (more…)
Local homelessness charity, Trinity Winchester, put out a call for volunteer chefs to cover their regular cook’s holiday, and have been inundated with support from generous local companies.
Teams from Winchester City Council, Enterprise Car Hire, Amey Construction, Fat Face, First Bite, the University of Winchester, Holiday Inn and Osborne Construction all dedicated a day’s volunteering to help homeless people. (more…)
Trinity’s AGM is coming up on Thursday 20th October, 7pm, at Bradbury House, SO23 8DX.
You would be very welcome to join us and learn more about our history, the work over the last year, and what are Trinity’s plans for the future.
View the Agenda here
View the AGM Notice here
Please let Sue McKenna, Operations Director, know if you can join us for what promises to be a lovely evening.
Trinity are delighted to announce a life-changing donation of £500,000, from the DEFLOG VQ Trust. It’s an incredibly generous sum which will enable us to expand and develop our work at a time when demand for our services is increasing and funding is becoming more difficult to secure. (more…)
We need your help to raise awareness of homelessness – in and around your workplace, school, university, neighbourhood, sports club….
Take a look at some ideas to get people together on this issue, and to raise some money for Trinity’s work with homeless and vulnerable people too.
Download the Fundraising Guide Here
Two brave women are set to perform a hair-raising skydive to raise money for Trinity Winchester, the charity which has helped them both greatly and transformed their lives, in the face of tragedy and adversity.
Louise and Katie will take part in a tandem skydive from 10,000 feet. They will reach speeds of up to 125 mph as they freefall for approximately 30 seconds, facing their fears to raise as much money as they can for Trinity. (more…)