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What's The Cause You Want to Defend?

Here is a list of the Community Service programs with active members at Trinity.
Because we want to protect our students, we do not publish the name nor the contact info of our club leaders. To get the name of the club leader of a particular club, please send us an email (only for Trinity community members). Also if you are doing a Community Service that is not listed here, or if you are interested in starting a new program, please let us know!

Care for the Environment
Take Care and Protect Animals
A.S.P.C.A.	Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Mainly fundraising activities.

Take Care and Protect the Earth
Central Park Conservancy	Help keep Central Park beautiful by maintaining and enhancing Park landscapes.


Human Solidarity
Show Solidarity with Homeless People
Bowery Mission 227 Bowery New York, New York, 10002 Directions	Soup Kitchen
St. Ignatius Soup Kitchen St. Ignatius Church on 86th street and West End.	Soup Kitchen	Every Saturday from 2-4:30 PM


Show Solidarity with People who are Ill or Disabled
AIDS Awareness at school	Raising awareness through assemblies.

Show Solidarity with People who have less
Santa's Helpers + Stocking for Care at school + delivery	Deliver gifts to 10 or families in New York City.	In December
Habitat for Humanity
Yorkville Common Pantry 8 East 109th Street New York, NY 10029 (212) 410-2264	NYC largest nonsectarian neighborhood-based emergency food provider
Save the Children	Fundraising activities to support a child	Throughout the year
Kitante Hill (Uganda)	Fundraising to support students in Kampala, Uganda, in their education

Show Solidarity with Elderly People
Thanksgiving Dinner At School	Each year, Trinity hosts and helps organizing a dinner for people of the neighborhood on Thanksgiving.	Commitment: from 2 to 6 hours
Citymeals On Wheels 355 Lexington Avenue 3rd Floor New York, NY 10017 Contact: Vivienne Brown-O'Neill (212) 687-1234	Hand-deliver hot, nutritious meals to homebound elderly New Yorkers. Upper East Side, Mid-town West, and the Village.	3 hours per Day
Dorot 171 West 85th Street New York, NY 10024 212-769-2850 youth@dorotusa.org	Helping elderly people "As a DOROT volunteer, you can visit elders, escort them, or shop for, deliver, or serve their meals. You can teach, listen, comfort, and care."	Various types of opportunities

Social Equity
Education / Literacy Equality
Tutoring at P.S. 84 92^nd Street between Columbus Avenue and Central Park West	K-6 - work in the classroom with a teacher mentor	During your free period. Commitment: once a week
Star Learning Center 26 West 84th Street New York, NY 10024 Between Columbus and Central Park. Contact: Deena Hellman (212) 362-6750 X303,	After School Tutoring Monday & Wednesday from 3-7 Tues, Thurs. & Friday from 3-6 Summer Tutoring Monday 1-7 Tuesday 8:30-6 Wednesday 8:30-7 Thursday 1-6 Friday 8:30-12
East Harlem Tutorial Program 2050 Second Avenue New York, New York 10029 Phone: (212)831-0650 Fax: (212)289-7967 volunteer@ehtp.org	Tutoring	2 hours a week


Health
The Teen Health Initiative New York Civil Liberties Union 125 Broad Street, 19th Floor New York, NY 10004 Contact: Lee Che Leong 212-607-3341	Peer Educator: To provide Information to NYC Kids and Teens about their legal rights to healthcare.	Application process

Work with Migrants
The Asian Community	A great list of CS opportunities related to the Asian community in NYC (from Columbia University)

Freedom
Campaign for Internally Recognized Human Rights
Amnesty International At school	Human Right Watch and Campaign. Letter writing to prisoners.