Help Trinity Grow
Stroud Trinity Rooms Community Hub is a vital space offering programmes that enhance inclusivity and quality of life. However the building is set to be sold, Stroud Earth Community, the charity behind the Trinity Rooms, has launched a fundraising campaign to secure its future. So many community spaces are lost to property developers. We are determined to keep Trinity Rooms for future generations.
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​By securing the building, Trinity Rooms can continue serving as a cornerstone of community life in Stroud. Please donate what you can, either a one off amount, or a monthly donation that will help us take steps towards the community ownership.
Trinity Rooms is a Community Led Initiative
Our goal is to raise £200,000 to purchase the Trinity Rooms from Holy Trinity Church before the end of 2027. Acquiring this space will allow us to sustain long-term community programming and activities. Taking ownership of Trinity Rooms also means taking responsibility for necessary upgrades like insulating the building, replacing the aging heating system, and demolishing dilapidated outbuildings to make room for expanded facilities.
Remodelling the interior will enable discrete use of each area. We envision spaces like therapy rooms, a dedicated food hub, and flexible areas for classes, meetings and gatherings.
While £200,000 specifically covers the purchase cost, additional fundraising and planning are underway for essential renovations and improvements. We are currently developing detailed plans and budgets for upgrades like green energy systems, accessible entrances, modernised kitchen facilities, and more. Our vision is to transform Trinity Rooms into a vibrant community asset for generations to come.
How we want to grow Trinity Community Hub
Phase One
The Kitchen
Whilst we are working on raising money to purchase the building, the Church have agreed to let us re-model the kitchen, knocking it through into the disused washroom to create a large teaching kitchen with enough space for two groups to use. A properly equipped kitchen means we can offer cooking sessions, and groups using the hall will be able to cook a meal. A larger kitchen will also mean there is more space for our Friday Café volunteers to help create a wider selection of meals and for us to feed more than one sitting of customers – In the summer of 2023 we knocked down walls and expanded the kitchen to become double in size. With blod, sweat and a lot of determination our building group finished the job and in the first week of September we could inaugurate our new kitchen.
