Trinity Church

Trinity Church

Trinity Church was founded in 1697 as an Episcopal parish. Its endowment combines donor-restricted and unrestricted funds whose income sustains church operations and grant-making. The endowment allocates across real estate, marketable alternatives, and private markets. Confirmed holdings include the Hudson Square Properties portfolio valued near $6.1 billion and positions in iShares Trust and 2003 ETF Series Trust reported in 13F filings. Geographic exposure centers on New York with additional properties in Connecticut and California. The Mission Investing Fund makes commitments to affordable-housing vehicles such as MSquared Affordable NYC Fund and New York City Acquisition Fund LLC. The endowment reports 6049 million USD in assets. Trinity Church Wall Street Philanthropies distributes roughly 57 million USD annually, with recent grants including 3 million USD to the Episcopal Diocese of New York. Additional offices are not disclosed. In 2024 the investment team spoke at Institutional Investor Week on private-equity exposure and Asia-Pacific allocations. Trinity operates under a three-pillar responsible-investment framework that incorporates ESG data, active ownership, and manager diversity criteria. Governance remains tied to the Rector, Church-Wardens, and Vestrymen, separating investment decisions from the parish’s religious mission while maintaining direct ownership of core real-estate assets through Hudson Square Properties LLC.