Holy Trinity TO

Street Haven Women’s Choir was founded in 2000 by Geoffrey Butler, the Artistic Director of the Toronto Choral Society. His vision was to provide women who use or have used the services of Street Haven at the Crossroads the opportunity to experience the joy and healing powers of singing together. Street Haven is a multi-faceted organization located in downtown Toronto, serving women through emergency shelter beds, addiction services, a learning centre, and supportive housing. In 2019, Street Haven Women’s Choir was renamed in honour of Peggy Ann Walpole who founded the organization in 1965. Initial funding for our sister choir was provided by the United Way. Since then, the choir has been supported financially by TCS, private donors, a generous anonymous sponsor, and Toronto Firefighters Operation Christmas Tree. Prior to pandemic restrictions, the choir rehearsed weekly under Mr. Butler’s direction, learning an eclectic repertoire of folk, traditional and classical music. They performed at special events in the community, and annually with Toronto Choral Society at a benefit concert called The Gift of Song.

Trinity CommUNITY Hub is the latest iteration of the Church of the Holy Trinity’s social justice endeavours. The core of the program is weekly meals, a clothing bank and access to harm reduction supplies on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 12 to 1:30 PM. Building community and centering a diversity of marginalized and stigmatized people. The Hub also collaborates with a variety of other programs to provide wrap around supports to our community. Including mobile health care, art therapy, chess club, the homeless memorial, and more!

Trinity CommUNITY Hub is the latest iteration of the Church of the Holy Trinity’s social justice endeavours. The core of the program is weekly meals, a clothing bank and access to harm reduction supplies on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 12 to 1:30 PM. Building community and centering a diversity of marginalized and stigmatized people. The Hub also collaborates with a variety of other programs to provide wrap around supports to our community. Including mobile health care, art therapy, chess club, the homeless memorial, and more!

Trinity CommUNITY Hub is the latest iteration of the Church of the Holy Trinity’s social justice endeavours. The core of the program is weekly meals, a clothing bank and access to harm reduction supplies on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 12 to 1:30 PM. Building community and centering a diversity of marginalized and stigmatized people. The Hub also collaborates with a variety of other programs to provide wrap around supports to our community. Including mobile health care, art therapy, chess club, the homeless memorial, and more!

Since 1988, Hospice Toronto has served nearly 12,000 clients. By providing and advancing compassionate care and leadership in the volunteer-based home hospice community, Hospice Toronto has become a recognized leader in providing high-quality hospice care and support for people and their loved ones through all phases of their life-threatening illness, at no charge. We support Adding Life to Days through our In Home, Bereavement and Children’s Support Programs; Expressive Arts Therapy; Young Carers Program; and Advocacy & Consultation.

Trinity CommUNITY Hub is the latest iteration of the Church of the Holy Trinity’s social justice endeavours. The core of the program is weekly meals, a clothing bank and access to harm reduction supplies on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 12 to 1:30 PM. Building community and centering a diversity of marginalized and stigmatized people. The Hub also collaborates with a variety of other programs to provide wrap around supports to our community. Including mobile health care, art therapy, chess club, the homeless memorial, and more!

Trinity CommUNITY Hub is the latest iteration of the Church of the Holy Trinity’s social justice endeavours. The core of the program is weekly meals, a clothing bank and access to harm reduction supplies on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 12 to 1:30 PM. Building community and centering a diversity of marginalized and stigmatized people. The Hub also collaborates with a variety of other programs to provide wrap around supports to our community. Including mobile health care, art therapy, chess club, the homeless memorial, and more!

Street Haven Women’s Choir was founded in 2000 by Geoffrey Butler, the Artistic Director of the Toronto Choral Society. His vision was to provide women who use or have used the services of Street Haven at the Crossroads the opportunity to experience the joy and healing powers of singing together. Street Haven is a multi-faceted organization located in downtown Toronto, serving women through emergency shelter beds, addiction services, a learning centre, and supportive housing. In 2019, Street Haven Women’s Choir was renamed in honour of Peggy Ann Walpole who founded the organization in 1965. Initial funding for our sister choir was provided by the United Way. Since then, the choir has been supported financially by TCS, private donors, a generous anonymous sponsor, and Toronto Firefighters Operation Christmas Tree. Prior to pandemic restrictions, the choir rehearsed weekly under Mr. Butler’s direction, learning an eclectic repertoire of folk, traditional and classical music. They performed at special events in the community, and annually with Toronto Choral Society at a benefit concert called The Gift of Song.

Trinity CommUNITY Hub is the latest iteration of the Church of the Holy Trinity’s social justice endeavours. The core of the program is weekly meals, a clothing bank and access to harm reduction supplies on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 12 to 1:30 PM. Building community and centering a diversity of marginalized and stigmatized people. The Hub also collaborates with a variety of other programs to provide wrap around supports to our community. Including mobile health care, art therapy, chess club, the homeless memorial, and more!