Triangle Community Ministry

Come out on Friday, April 12, for a night of hockey, fun, and fundraising! The Madison Capitols Hockey Club is partnering with the Triangle Community Ministry to raise awareness and funds for our work in the Triangle Neighborhood. Spread the Word!

A portion of tickets purchased through the link below will be given as a donation to TCM and we will benefit from the 50/50 raffle. Bring a group, your friends and family, or just come yourself. We'll be seated together to cheer on the home team!

Please purchase tickets in advance with this link to ensure TCM receives the donation. Thanks!

https://tickets.madcapshockey.com/events/26462-green-bay-gamblers-vs-madison-capitols?promo_code=triangle

Triangle Community Ministry Triangle Community Ministry is dedicated to health, wellbeing, personal dignity, and community build

During TCM's annual meeting on June 8, 2023, three former Board Members were awarded honorary titles in recognition of their distinguished contributions to our mission.

Reverend Don Rudrud wrote the original grant in 1975 after discussions with Chuck Pfeifer, the long-time Director of the predecessor to Just Dane. In 1978, he became the first President of TCM and is now recognized with the long-overdue title of TCM President Emeritus.

Sister Mary Ellen Lewis of Franciscan Sisters of Mary collaborated with long-time Board Member Barbara Komoroske in their roles at St Mary's Hospital to place the first Faith Community Nurse in the Triangle in 1998. Her new title is TCM Board Member Emerita.

Bob Gwynne brought the Second Harvest Food Pantry to the Triangle while serving as TCM Board President. He has remained a valuable advisor since his retirement from the Board and has been awarded the title TCM President Emeritus.

There have been dozens of volunteers who have made important contributions since our founding more than 45 years ago. The current volunteer Board Members would like to thank all of those who are responsible for the remarkable work that has been done and continues to be done in service to the residents of Madison's Triangle neighborhood. It is the residents who inspire all of us with their celebration of life while struggling with chronic poverty, disability, and racial and ethnic injustice.

Founder and first TCM President, Reverend Don Rudrud, TCM President Emeritus, expressed his approval of the progress we have made at TCM. We have included his letter here.

This morning, TCM’s Outreach Development Coordinator, Rev. Peder Johanson, is bringing greetings and a good word to our friends at Madison Christian Community. Our 45 years of witness to healing love is itself a witness to congregations like these who have supported us for so many years. If you would like to learn more about TCM or to invite Rev. Johanson to visit your church, club, or organization, let us know!

It’s a warm and friendly gathering at our Monday Meals, where volunteers host a delicious supper for residents of the Triangle Community. Tonight, dear friends of Sue Halambeck, a past volunteer and board member, prepared a feast of lasagna and sides in her memory. Let us know if your congregation or community/friend group would be interested in hosting a Monday Meal!

Job Announcement for

Outreach Development Coordinator

The Board of the Triangle Community Ministry is seeking a self-motivated, creative, and organized
individual to fill a part-time (24 hours per week) Outreach Development Coordinator position. The annual salary for this position is $30,000.

This position requires a person with a desire to serve people who are self-motivated and has a strong work
ethic. Strong written and oral communication skills are needed including a willingness to make presentations to outside groups. An awareness of faith-based practice is
beneficial.

For more information about the position and how to apply, please send an email to:

[email protected]

Scroll to the bottom of our about page, past our lovely board photos/bios, and hover over the video to hear what our resident board member, Katy, loves about TCM.

Triangle Community Ministry Triangle Community Ministry is dedicated to health, wellbeing, personal dignity, and community build

Turn on the cool weather--we'll be grillin' with heat on Saturday, June 25th!

Love, hate, health and racial equity. A good read.

https://www.rwjf.org/en/blog/2021/10/how-love-and-hate-influence-health-and-racial-equity.html

We're cookin' again at the Triangle!

Two bleary-eyed residents rang our doorbell this morning asking, "Do you have any flu-bags?" Both were feeling under the weather and remembered that TCM had planned ahead for occasions just like this. It was a joy to answer, "Yes! Here you go!"

Special thanks to Our Savior’s Lutheran who provided a generous Thrivent Grant for hydration and nutrition drinks to add to the bags' collection of healthful contents, and to All Saints Assisted Living, a part of Catholic Charities, for assembling the bags for this inevitable flu-ish time of year. There have been many grateful recipients!

Mental Health Crisis Hotline -- an essential service for many in the City of Madison and a beacon of hope to the Triangle Neighborhood Residents.

Wisconsin ready to launch new 988 mental health crisis hotline as rollout nears Four months ahead of the launch and amid national healthcare worker shortages, states are scrambling to ensure they have adequate and robust staffing to field the onset of calls.

Job Announcement for

Outreach Development Coordinator

The Board of the Triangle Community Ministry is seeking a self-motivated, creative, and organized
individual to fill a part-time (approximately 25-28 hours per week) Outreach Development Coordinator
position. The annual salary for this position is $30,000.
This position requires a person with a desire to serve people who are self-motivated and has a strong work
ethic. Strong written and oral communication skills are needed. An awareness of faith-based practice is
beneficial.
For more information about the position and how to apply, please send an email to:

[Email hidden]

Job Announcement for

Outreach Development Coordinator

The Board of the Triangle Community Ministry is seeking a self-motivated, creative, and organized
individual to fill a part-time (24 hours per week) Outreach Development Coordinator position. The annual salary for this position is $30,000.

This position requires a person with a desire to serve people who is self-motivated and has a strong work
ethic. Strong written and oral communication skills are needed including a willingness to make presentations to outside groups. An awareness of faith-based practice is
beneficial.

For more information about the position and how to apply, please visit our website: trianglecommunityministry.org