Trinity Alliance of the Capital Region

04/09/2026

04/08/2026

Trinity Alliance of the Capital Region thanks the volunteers who assisted in our first Mass Food Distribution of the year, held this morning in the South End. Our next Mass Food Distribution, conducted in partnership with the Regional Food Bank, will be held at 8 a.m. Wednesday, April 15, at the Arbor Hill Center.

We could not do these distributions or many of our events and programs without the assistance of our volunteers. If you are interested, there are a host of opportunities available. You can sign up for one at https://volunteer.bloomerang.co/web-admin/app/ #/join-party?k=fyye5vb2j6a2rv

04/06/2026

Trinity Alliance of the Capital Region will host its first Mass Food Distribution of 2026 starting at 8 a.m. Wednesday, April 8, at 20 South Ferry St. Please bring bags or a cart.

Thanks to the Regional Food Bank, we are slated to offer salad and salad kit orders by the pound, half & half, apple juice, ground beef—80/20, halal chicken drumsticks, macaroni & cheese, low sodium mixed vegetables, tuna in water, white rice, Scooters cereal bowls, and reduced sodium chicken broth.

In addition to the Food Bank and its staff, everyone at Trinity Alliance extends our gratitude to our volunteers. Always know you make a profound difference in our community.

04/02/2026

04/02/2026

Our Ruby A. Hughes Day Block Party is fast approaching! We are looking for sponsors, as well as community partners seeking to table at the event. For more information, contact Director of Development Scott Hayden at s.hayden@ta-cr.org or 518-449-5155.

04/01/2026

Chag Pesach Sameach!

03/31/2026

A message from Trinity Alliance of the Capital Region CEO Daquetta P. Jones-Johnson:

It was truly an honor to partner with and support New York Oncology Hematology at the kickoff panel earlier in March for Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Thank you, Rachel and Takara, for the opportunity to partner!

Awareness is critical — early detection saves lives, and conversations like this help break stigma, increase screening, and ensure our community has access to the information and care they deserve.

Thank you to Hudson Valley Community College / EOC / SUNY for your beautiful space and partnership in hosting this important dialogue.

And heartfelt gratitude to the panel of experts and survivors! Thanks also go out to my Trinity Alliance team for helping spread the word and supporting this initiative. Together, we are amplifying awareness, advancing equity in health outcomes, and encouraging our neighbors to get checked.

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