St. Richard’s School

For children pre-kindergarten through grade eight, St. Richard’s combines the best of classical curriculum with a religious environment that’s solid at the core of Christian faith, yet open to all faith traditions. From a founder-subsidiary relationship at its beginnings in 1960, Trinity and St. Richard’s School have grown into an equal partnership as we celebrate a half-century of educating children.

Trinity Outreach Center
3333 North Meridian Street

Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic  is a non-profit corporation offering pro bono legal representation and preventive law education to low income families, including immigrant families. They accept clients in the greater Indianapolis metro area whose income is at or below 125 percent of the federal poverty guidelines.

The Mid-North Food Pantry is a charitable, non-profit agency supported by the member churches of the Mid-North Church Council, which pledge monetary support and collect food to stock its shelves. The U.S. Department of Agriculture and Gleaner’s Food Bank help with provisions, along with Kroger’s and Panera Bread. Committed volunteers from area churches distribute free bags of groceries, home grown produce and household items to individual and families who fall below poverty level.

Precious Gifts Visionaries Childcare Ministry  exists to support families by providing high quality, full-day developmental care for children ages six weeks to 12 years old, predicated on the belief that the foundation for life is laid during a person's first five years of life. The organization offers a challenging and supportive environment for each individual child... one in which family, school, and Godly teachings work together to give children the opportunity to develop responsible citizenship with strong Christian character and values.

Staff cares for 50 to 70 children per week, 5 am to 10 pm, Monday-Friday. For more information contact Pastor Toni Bunch at (317) 926-4438.

Project Home Indy

Renovation is still underway at "The Alley House," (at the northeast corner of the alley and 32nd Street on the Trinity campus) but by fall 2010 it will be home.  Project Home Indy exists with one primary purpose – to provide a nurturing residential environment to enable homeless teenage girls who are pregnant or parenting to gain self-sufficiency.