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• Finances

  https://rifoundation.org/about/finances

  Because of the generosity of countless Rhode Islanders, we have statewide reach and the financial strength to give progress a platform to leap.

• Civic Leadership

  https://rifoundation.org/giving/civic-leadership-fund

  Creating a stronger more vibrant community, where Rhode Islanders are well informed, all voices are heard, and collaboration comes to life.

• Fund for Rhode Island

  https://rifoundation.org/giving/fund-for-rhode-island

  Supporting the community priorities essential for a thriving state.

• Leave a Legacy

  https://rifoundation.org/giving/leave-a-legacy

  Setting up a legacy gift is simple and deeply satisfying.

• Search All Funds

  https://rifoundation.org/giving/funds

  Generous donors have established funds at the Foundation to benefit specific causes or organizations; all would welcome your support in any amount.

• $4 million in scholarships available through Rhode Island Foundation

  https://rifoundation.org/news/4-million-in-scholarships-available-through-rhode-island-foundation-2

  April 14 is the first major deadline to apply for aid that helped send hundreds of students to college last year

• Nonprofits receive nearly $400,000 in grants to launch community-based ideas for building connections across Rhode Island

  https://rifoundation.org/news/nonprofits-receive-nearly-400-000-in-grants-to-launch-community-based-ideas-for-building-connections-across-rhode-island

  The work ranges from installing a string of pollinator gardens along the Woonasquatucket River and a Black Improv Festival to outdoor classrooms for urban youth and a community-quilting project

• Nonprofits can apply for $114,000 in grants for programs that serve the state’s Black community

  https://rifoundation.org/news/nonprofits-can-apply-for-114-000-in-grants-for-programs-that-serve-the-states-black-community

  The Fund gives priority to equity, education, social justice and economic empowerment of the Black community in three core areas, with a long-term goal of systemic change.

• $30,000 fellowships are available for local writers

  https://rifoundation.org/news/30-000-fellowships-are-available-for-local-writers

  The funds are intended to free them to concentrate time on the creative process, focus on personal or professional development, expand their body of work and explore new directions.

• Silvermoon Mars LaRose

  https://rifoundation.org/board/silvermoon-mars-larose

  Assistant Director, Tomaquag Museum