Trinity International Association

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Mission Statement

To Serve God, To Serve Good, To Serve Others.

Purpose

The Trinity International Association is a collective of businesses, non-profits, families, and individuals whose mission is to serve God, serve good, and serve others. The Trinity International Association serves as a vehicle for building mutually beneficial networks, encouraging collaboration, coordination, and cooperation among its members; while pursuing philanthropic and humanitarian goals for the betterment of all.

Origin of the Association

The Trinity International Association was created by the Bower Family in conjunction with the Central Aid Agency and Training Solutions International as a philanthropic and collaboratory initiative.

Goals

Advance the cause of and promote Non-Denominational Christian Intellectualism.
Create sources of funding through direct donations, grants, and other opportunities for the Central Aid Agency; and for other member non-profits and small businesses.
Create and support disaster relief; humanitarianism; history and historical preservation; ethical scientific discovery and exploration; education, especialy S.T.E.M and S.T.E.A.M.; environmental stewardship and sustainable practices; increasing peace, understanding, and cooperation; and other philanthropic efforts towards ethical and worthy causes aligned with the common good and/or principles of the association.
Create a network of collaboration, coordination, and cooperation among members that is mutually beneficial to all.

Commitment to Ethical Business Practices

All entities owned, controlled, associated with, or are members of the Trinity International Association must demonstrate and practice the 12 Ethical Business Principles including: honesty, fairness, leadership, integrity, compassion, respect, responsibility, loyalty, law-abiding, transparency, and environmentally conscious. They must also act with ethics, integrity, and fairness in how they treat their employees, customers/clients, and others. Entities that do not sufficiently demonstrate or practice these principles, or repeatedly violate them, are subject to removal or disassociation from the Trinity International Association