Trinity School of Durham and Chapel Hill had grown by leaps and bounds in its first 25 years. To position the school for its next 25 years, Trinity Forward was born.
The campaign’s purpose was to support the people and places that empower students to design, make, imagine, and create. As a result, the successful campaign funded an arts and engineering building with new spaces for visual and performing arts and music, engineering classrooms, a new engineering lab, and makerspace studio. The campaign also funded teacher salary increases and more opportunities for professional development and coaching.