The Trinity Business Association showed up in force on a balmy Saturday morning to help raise funds for the New Port Richey RAP House. The RAP House (Runaway Alternatives Project) is a short-term shelter programs for youth between the ages of 10 thru 17. The RAP House shelter is open to youth who are runaways or homeless or youth in need of a short- term out of home respite placement for any reason. The Trinity Business Association has been supporting the RAP House for over two years through member donations of supplies like toiletries, clothing, blankets and cash.

L-R: Jack Smith, Carol Pressman, Antony Francis, Dan Petika, Joanne Cicora, Peter Barret, Victoria Barley, Cindy Petika, Dan Harri and Pat Patterson.