Trinity Center

One of the biggest, if not the biggest non-profit in the Capital District. Through Trinity Alliance the non-profit Snug Outreach was able to be funded $800,000 just recently. If you follow the funding, you will see why certain people flex the way they do. We need more public servants and less public figures.

I needed help navigating and goin through some challenging times, all at once- I was referred To T.A, and was at the 200 S. Pearl location- I was paired with a wonderful Human Service Specialist ( I don't call them workers), I have recommended a few others to phone & see if their issue/s, can be resolved with their knowledgeable, courteous, great communicatin skills/contact with clients and assistance.

I'm so happy they started the Art class again. I really missed it, because it's my quite time an no put all my unwanted emotions on canvas and leave happy with a smile an the Young Lady in that teaches the class is wonderful look at my painting I started just being able to draw stick people in an trees. The painting is not done yet.

This is a great community pantry of willing to help you there is a certain order everything goes in and they can help you and whatever you need especially if you have children I'm single but looking for winter coats I went right there and she gave me a card and she told me what day is I have to call to see if they have any and it's always good to call first and then go she was very helpful

I came across this place when I was refused medical taxi because the program I went to gave me false information and they medical taxi was taken from me. Happy medical taxi I couldn't get the other places such as the pharmacy or going food shopping. Place will take you to a place where that is not medical related. You will have to do intake first to become a client