Its goal is to cause a revolution in the welfare system through groups of 10 to 20 families adopting a welfare recipient or homeless person and doing what is necessary to turn his or her life around. The Richards Group, a nationally recognized award-wining advertising agency, is developing, pro bono, a national television, print and radio public service advertising campaign to further the goals of The Dallas Project. The foundation was contacted in early 1998 and asked if we would consent to become the owners of 13 apartment complexes in Oklahoma City, financed with municipal bonds, for the purpose of providing affordable housing for the poor and distressed. Shortly after that, we were asked to become the owner of an apartment complex in Dayton, Ohio, for the same purpose. Trinity Foundation sponsors several nondenominational home church groups with the goal of recapturing the first century Christian experience.
Members are from various denominations and walks of life.
Samizdat is a Russian word meaning hidden or privately published. It has come to describe a wide spectrum of material from repressed people, primarily in the former Soviet Union and eastern block countries, published without government permission. Trinity Foundation received this material and put it in a form usable by the Western media. Publication in the West gave these political and religious dissidents leverage in their countries when other avenues of expression had been cut off. The show presented interviews with many world leaders and Christians who talked about their walk with God in an open format.