Trinity Receives a Very Generous Donation!
Berkot's Super Foods in Mokena gave Trinity Services a very generous donation through the chain's highly successful Round-Up for Charity non-profit program.
Trinity was founded by a dedicated group of parents in 1950. It was originally a school for children with developmental disabilities.
Trinity serves more than 6,800 children and adults who have intellectual and/or developmental disabilities or mental health needs.
Trinity has a presence in 35 Illinois communities in Will, Cook, DuPage, Grundy, Madison, Peoria, Jackson and St. Clair counties.
Trinity Services is one of the largest social services organizations in Illinois, serving over 6,800 people with disabilities and mental health needs.
In 2025, Trinity Services received the President's Award from The Council on Quality and Leadership, one of only two organizations to receive this prestigious honor.
Our new video, Making a Difference, highlights Trinity's rich history and wide range of essential services.
To access this video, click Making a Difference.
Trinity's mission is to provide the highest quality, person-directed services and support to people with disabilities and mental health needs so they may flourish and lead full and abundant lives.
Trinity Services is grateful for the ongoing support of our generous donors. If you would like to donate to Trinity Services, go to Donate to Trinity Services
To learn more, contact Sherry Ladislas, Director of Development, at (815) 717-3750, or email Sherry at sladislas@trinityservices.org
Berkot's Super Foods in Mokena gave Trinity Services a very generous donation through the chain's highly successful Round-Up for Charity non-profit program.
New Lenox, Illinois
icon user Anthony Golda
icon mail agolda@trinity-services.orgThe Trinity Triumph 5K celebrates the triumphs and achievements – big or small – of those who participate and of the adults and children with disabilities and mental illness who are supported by Trinity Services.
Runners and walkers of all ages gathered at 7 p.m. Thursday, June 21, in the New Lenox Village Commons to draw strength from each other and enjoy camaraderie.
This year, "Embrace the pace of your own journey," was the race's focus, encouraging people of all abilities to celebrate their triumphs.
The 5K course is certified by USA Track and Field, and the race was chip-timed for accurate results. Times can be viewed here. Awards were given to the fastest male and female as well as top performers in various age ranges.
For every $30 registration fee or individual donation, supporters received a chance to win an Amazon Echo Show. New this year, registrants received a tech T-shirt and a drawstring "swag bag" with every paid registration.
Thank you to everyone who supported Trinity Services through participation in the event. A special thank you goes out to volunteers, including those from the New Lenox Community Emergency Response Team and New Lenox Emergency Services, and to this year's sponsors, listed below.
For photos from the event, browse the gallery below, or visit the race Facebook page.
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