Trinity Boston Connects

Trinity Boston Connects We work to heal the traumatic impact of systemic racism on youth of color in Boston. Its three programs work in tandem to accomplish its goals.
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Established in 2007 as a social justice arm of Trinity Church in the City of Boston, Trinity Boston Foundation works to improve the odds for Boston's underserved youth. Trinity Education for Excellence Program (TEEP) is an educational enrichment and leadership development program that guides young people from middle school to and through college.
2. Sole Train: Boston Runs Together embeds free, ch

aracter-building, non-competitive running and mentoring teams at nine Boston public schools.
3. Trinity Boston Counseling Center provides clinical services, therapeutic mentoring, support and consultation to young people and staff at schools, agencies and nonprofit organizations. Together, the programs engage more than 500 youth and families each year and have an indirect impact on thousands more.

Our TEEPers wrapped up their summer on August 7, but our youth and young adult staff had one more week together! 💙TEEP C...
08/19/2026

Our TEEPers wrapped up their summer on August 7, but our youth and young adult staff had one more week together! 💙

TEEP Clean Up Week brought our LITs, Counselors, Managers, and TBC staff together to close out the program. We started by cleaning and caring for the Trinity Church Boston undercroft that TEEP called home all summer. Then, our LITs visited our amazing partners at Suffolk Construction, where they toured a job site and learned about different careers within the industry.

We ended the week with an unforgettable overnight adventure in the White Mountains with the Appalachian Mountain Club. Together, we tackled multiple hikes - including summiting Mt. Willard - made s’mores, watched the Perseid meteor shower, and spent one last evening in a restorative circle around the campfire. 🏔️🌠

Thank you for an unforgettable summer!!

One last TEEP adventure! 🎢Last Friday, we closed out TEEP with a trip to Canobie Lake Park. After an incredible five wee...
08/10/2026

One last TEEP adventure! 🎢

Last Friday, we closed out TEEP with a trip to Canobie Lake Park. After an incredible five weeks, our TEEPers have officially wrapped up their summer with us. We couldn’t be prouder of everything they accomplished, tried, learned, and brought to our community this year. 💙

Now it’s Cleanup Week for our LITs and staff, but for our TEEPers... that’s a wrap on TEEP 2026!! 🎉

The TEEP Talent Show made its long-awaited return this summer!! ✨ It was incredible to see the TEEPers’ confidence, crea...
08/04/2026

The TEEP Talent Show made its long-awaited return this summer!! ✨
 
It was incredible to see the TEEPers’ confidence, creativity, and joy shine on stage earlier today. Thank you again to our courageous performers and show hosts - here are a few highlights. 💙

TEEP has been packed with new experiences lately! 🙌During Weeks 3 and 4, our TEEPers had days full of opportunities to e...
07/31/2026

TEEP has been packed with new experiences lately! 🙌

During Weeks 3 and 4, our TEEPers had days full of opportunities to explore new interests and challenge themselves:
🎵 Music, fashion, and esports workshops and showcases
🧗 Indoor rock climbing and trying new sports at Dick's House of Sport
📚 Visits to the Boston Public Library and Boston Sports Museum
🌳 Field Day at the Esplanade
☀️ Spirit Week fun
🗣️ The final installment of our three-part speaker series with historian Lionel Porter discussing the true history of American slavery

A HUGE thank you to our partners, guest speakers, and everyone who has made this summer so meaningful for our TEEPers. 💙 Community Music Center of Boston, Fashion Forward, Foecus Gaming, DICK'S Sporting Goods, Boston Public Library, Boston Sports Museum, and Lionel Porter – we're so grateful for your investments of time, expertise, and energy into the futures of these young folks.

One week left - stay tuned as we celebrate the final week of TEEP!

Another great week at TEEP! ☀️💙Week 2 included an exciting trip to the Museum of Science, hands-on STEM challenges like ...
07/22/2026

Another great week at TEEP! ☀️💙

Week 2 included an exciting trip to the Museum of Science, hands-on STEM challenges like building bottle rockets and testing egg drops, creative exploration in the Makerspace at Boston University, time outside playing football, and daily Math, ELA, and Health classes.

We also welcomed environmentalist and activist Alex Alex for the second installment of our three-part Speaker Series. TEEPers engaged in conversations about systems of oppression, identity, and how communities can come together to create change.

Every week at TEEP gives our young people new opportunities to learn, grow, and discover what they're capable of - stay tuned this summer for more!

07/15/2026

Registration is NOW OPEN for the 12th Annual Sole Train 5K! 🎉
 
Join TBC on Saturday, October 3, 2026 at our new location at ✨ Moakley Park in South Boston ✨ for a morning of movement, community, and celebration.
 
The Sole Train 5K is the starting line for another season of our Sole Train program. Throughout the school year, our Young Soles build confidence, resilience, and community while working toward personal goals alongside caring adult mentors. Every registration helps make that journey possible!
 
Early bird pricing is available for a limited time:
👟 Youth: $15
👟 Adults: $20
 
Run for a PR, walk with family and friends, or cheer on our Young Soles - either way we’d love to see you there!

Register today: https://raceroster.com/events/2026/139314/sole-train-5k
 

TEEP Summer 2026 is officially underway! ☀️ This week, students have jumped into math and ELA each morning, learned from...
07/10/2026

TEEP Summer 2026 is officially underway! ☀️ This week, students have jumped into math and ELA each morning, learned from Holocaust survivor Jack Trompetter in a newly piloted TEEP Speaker Series, and headed to Blue Hills Reservation for swimming and a cookout.

When asked what she's most excited about this summer, Jasmine, a rising 6th grader, shared, "Going to Canobie Lake and rock climbing and I want to make new friends... [TEEP is] a really good opportunity, you guys should come." 💙

This summer is filled with field trips, career exploration, hands-on learning, and new experiences designed to help young people build confidence, discover new interests, and create lasting memories. We can't wait to share it all with you - stay tuned!

📣 Save the date! The 12th Annual Sole Train 5K will take place on Saturday, October 3, 2026 at Moakley Park in South Bos...
07/01/2026

📣 Save the date! The 12th Annual Sole Train 5K will take place on Saturday, October 3, 2026 at Moakley Park in South Boston.

Each fall, the Sole Train 5K brings together Young Soles, Old Soles, families, and supporters to kick off a new Sole Train season. It’s a chance to come together in community and celebrate the young people who will spend the year running, setting goals, and working toward milestones they’ll reach throughout the season.

Whether you plan to run, walk, volunteer, or cheer from the sidelines, we’d love to have you with us!

More details and registration coming soon. See you there! 💙

TBC is so grateful to have been honored at Northeastern University’s 2026 Heart of Community Awards! We are the proud re...
06/23/2026

TBC is so grateful to have been honored at Northeastern University’s 2026 Heart of Community Awards!

We are the proud recipient 2026 Community Grant which will help further our mission of healing the traumatic impact of systemic racism and creating pathways for youth of color in Boston to thrive.

Thank you to John Tobin and Northeastern’s City and Community Engagement team for this meaningful investment in community-based work across Boston. We’re grateful for your partnership and support of Boston's youth of color. 💙💚

Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, when enslaved people in Galveston, Texas were finally liberated more than two yea...
06/18/2026

Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, when enslaved people in Galveston, Texas were finally liberated more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed.

For Black communities, Juneteenth is a celebration of freedom, culture, joy, and resistance.

For those who are not Black, consider this day an opportunity to learn the full history of slavery in the United States and examine how that history is often softened, distorted, or omitted altogether.

If you have the day off, we encourage you to support Black-owned businesses and non-profits, attend local events, and engage with the stories and lived experiences of Black neighbors and community leaders.

There are SO MANY events and celebrations honoring Juneteenth this weekend - we have a few listed here but please mention any we missed in the comments. Check out for a comprehensive directory of the local, Black owned businesses you can support today and year-round.

TBC honors those who came before us and continues the work of creating a more equitable City for young Bostonians. ❤️🖤💚

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