The Church Mouse is currently undergoing restoration from Hurricane Milton damage. A 2025 schedule of sale dates will be posted as soon as the Mouse reopens. We are not currently accepting donations at the Mouse, please hold your gently used clothing, accessories, sporting equipment, toys, books and household goods for just a bit longer. We appreciate your patience as we restore the Mouse.
Our "Answering love to God" takes on life at Trinity-by-the-Cove through our hands on service projects, worship, Christian education and formation, but also through our generosity in giving time, talent and treasure for the neediest in our community, the nation and the world. All funds raised in the Church Mouse Thrift Shop are given to support local and international organizations and ministries supported by Women of Trinity.
The Church Mouse is Trinity-by-the-Cove’s in-house thrift shop that raises funds for the Women of Trinity and its charitable grants. Sponsored by Women of Trinity, it is staffed by volunteers from the parish who work on a weekly basis or for monthly and semi-annual sales. Not only is the Church Mouse a great place to drop off your gently used items, like jewelry, clothes, art and household gems, it is a great place to volunteer and get to know other parishioners.
The Christmas Market is a popular church weekend “fair” that is sponsored by Women of Trinity and raises funds for Trinity-by-the-Cove’s numerous outreach projects. Parishioners and friends gather on the Friday evening before the weekend. Visitors from around Naples come to shop on Saturday and parishioners have another chance to shop on Sunday during coffee hour.
Art of Giving events raise funds for the Archangel Fund for Collier County Charities. to give away to charities so that others can have the bare necessities to simply be able to live – to find food, shelter, treatment for illness, and other everyday actions we often take for granted. Each year, 100% of the net proceeds raised by the Art of Giving stays in Collier County and helps local residents in need. In 2015, we distributed over $150,000 to local charities which provide services focusing on physical health and development. In 2016, we will distribute over $150,000 to local charities providing services for child protection, advocacy and education.
