Trinity Boston Connects values all those who play a role in enabling change for the youth of Boston. Without the work of committed volunteers, we could not reach this city’s young people in such profound ways. Please browse the following roles for ways you can get involved. For general inquires, please send an email to our general information box.
Volunteer with Sole Train: Boston Runs Together, a community building and mentoring program that uses running as a vehicle for setting and achieving seemingly impossible goals.”
Ready…
- Practices are between 8am-4pm (1 hr), 1-2 days/week Monday-Friday
- 4 weekend races/community events
- September-June, culminating with Boston’s Run to Remember (5 mile or half marathon race)
Set…
- Join a supportive community of caring individuals who bring out the best in young people and adults — no running experience required!
Go!
Interested? Fill out this form. Further questions? Contact: Dylan Ramsdell
Ride your bike- or choose your own virtual challenge- with a purpose! Register for this year’s Rodman Ride as a member of Team Trinity. Funds from this event support our programs that impact more than 1,000 youth of color in Boston including our Trinity Education for Excellence Program (TEEP) and Sole Train: Boston Runs Together.
Team Trinity members will commit to raising $2,000 and ride 25 or 50 miles. Unable to make it on ride day? No problem. You can also commit to raising $500 as a virtual participant, either biking or choosing to do an alternative challenge. Register today to ride, donate, or both!
Interested? Contact: Fiona Kelly
In order to help our students in TEEP succeed, academically and personally, we do our best to provide them with mentors who can help them excel and face the challenges the adolescence presents. Our tutors offer support to both middle school and high schoolers, primarily in Math, English, and Science and are requested on an as-needed basis.
More consistent tutoring and mentoring opportunities exist within the Roadmap to College curriculum. Volunteers help our students prepare for the ISEE entrance exam to college-prep high schools. Once in high school, our students work with college mentors who aid in the college visitation, application, and selection process. This role is taken very seriously by our staff and our students and is a great opportunity to help a young person make significant steps in their young adult lives. Contact: Dylan Ramsdell
Come on out and join the Sole Train 5K at Franklin Park, Shattuck Picnic Grove on Saturday, October 28th 2023 to volunteer or run/walk with us! Free food, music, and fun!”
