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| 8 Nov 2026 | |
| Development Office |
Reflecting on the past year in the life of the Trinity Grammar School Foundation and Development Office, one word continually comes to mind: community.
Generosity at Trinity is about so much more than financial giving. It is about investment in the experiences, opportunities, and futures of young people. It is parents, Old Boys, staff, and friends of Trinity believing in the power of education, and wanting to play a part in securing opportunities for future generations of Trinity students.
My own family became a part of the Trinity community this year as Year 7 parents. Just like many other families beginning their Trinity journey, there was a mixture of excitement, anticipation, and nerves as we navigated a new school, new routines, and a new community. As the year progressed, those early uncertainties gave way to familiar faces, new friendships, and a growing sense of belonging.
Watching my son settle in and embrace his new environment has given me a personal appreciation of just how significant those first few months of secondary school can be.
It’s prompted me to think deeply about the families who join Trinity through a means-tested TGS Foundation Scholarship. Alongside all the usual jitters, I can imagine there are questions about whether their son will fit in and feel a part of the community, whether they will be able to take up the opportunities that come their way.
But imagine, also, the feeling of watching your son walk through the gates knowing that those opportunities have been made possible because someone else believed in his potential.
This is the power of philanthropy.
Every contribution, whatever its size, is part of something much bigger: creating opportunities, strengthening our community, and shaping the future of Trinity.
As we look ahead, I am excited about what we can achieve together. As we look back, I hope this year has reminded us all that when we give, we are not simply supporting Trinity today, we are securing the Trinity experience for the young men who will walk through our gates tomorrow.
Thank you to everyone who has supported the TGS Foundation and Development office this year. Your support makes a difference and, together, we are building a legacy of opportunity.
Leanne Dib
Director of Development