Our Charity

 

Trinity Kids creates positive memories in the lives of abused, neglected and abandoned children of North Central Texas by providing FREE activities that are designed to provide fun, safe and positive memories.  Every summer, children ages 6-12 attend a week-long residence (overnight) camp and several times each year teenagers enjoy one & two day events with caring adults. Local social service organizations and their appointed foster families refer children to Trinity Kids for each event.  Our volunteers demonstrate Christian love and care, modeling non-violent, positive ways of life as an alternative to the negative and hurtful experiences of abused children.

Our Programs

 

Did you know that Texas Child Protective Services investigated over 68,023 reported cases of child abuse and neglect in the DFW Metroplex in 2015 with over 18,571 confirmed cases of child abuse in Region 3. Now, more than ever, children in our area desperately need our help to overcome the scars of abuse, neglect and abandonment so that they can more fully live their lives without fear!

Royal Family Kids

 

Trinity Kids sponsors two week-long Royal Family KIDS (RFK) camps each Summer so children ages 7-12 can attend for FREE. Trinity Kids works with local social service organizations and their appointed foster families to refer children for each camp. Our volunteers demonstrate Christian love and care, modeling non-violent, positive ways of life as an alternative to the negative and hurtful experiences of abused children.

ConnecTeen

 

ConnecTeen was created to work with teenage children ages 12-18 who had already been through one or more of our RFK summer camps. This allows our staff and volunteers to continue the process of building trusting relationships that were originally formed with the children at camp. Currently, we have several ConnecTeen events each year that include team building activities, food and conversation. We have visited museums, tackled ropes courses, played Putt-Putt and even enjoyed skating. Spending time with these children and listening to their stories is a huge step in building positive relationships.