These grants support a variety of activities that strengthen and improve nonprofits' organizational efficiency and effectiveness, including anti-racism training to help create an inclusive and respectful organizational culture.

Grants support the preservation of original historical manuscripts and documents, and municipal records from the 19th century or earlier for smaller cities and towns in Rhode Island.

Grants support organizations and projects primarily benefiting residents of the historic village of Kingston.

Grants from this fund are made to benefit organizations serving Black children who live in greater Providence.

Grants from this fund support nonprofits that provide programs, preserve artifacts and records of the court system, publish works about Rhode Island legal history, and offer public forums about Rhode Island legal and constitutional history.

Grants from this program support the promotion and performance of quality professional chamber music in Rhode Island.

Two types of grants are available: Library Challenge Grants provide added funding for library campaigns to meet local needs, Media Project Grants assure greater access to information through archiving, documenting, displaying, and/or disseminating information.

Grants support organizations enriching the lives of Latinos in Rhode Island.

This program provides annual awards to nonprofit organizations that support the self-sufficiency and independence of girls and women in Newport County.