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• Your Community Foundation

  https://rifoundation.org/news/public-survey-op-ed

  Your Community Foundation

• Nonprofits receive over $120,000 in grants for services to RI’s Black community

  https://rifoundation.org/news/nonprofits-receive-over-120-000-in-grants-for-services-to-ris-black-community

  Support from the Foundation’s Black Philanthropy Bannister Fund comes as Rhode Islanders mark Black History Month

• $290,000 in grants available to help Newport County residents

  https://rifoundation.org/news/290-000-in-grants-available-to-help-newport-county-residents

  Nonprofit organizations that serve residents of Newport County’s six cities and towns have until March 7 to apply for $290,000 in grants from the Rhode Island Foundation

• Where do strong women come from? Strong girls.

  https://rifoundation.org/stories/where-do-strong-women-come-from-strong-girls

  Where do strong women come from? Strong girls.

• Rhode Island Hospital Nurses Alumni Association Fund

  https://rifoundation.org/stories/rhode-island-hospital-nurses-alumni-association-fund

  Rhode Island Hospital Nurses Alumni Association Fund

• Rhode Island Dental Foundation Fund Grants

  https://rifoundation.org/grant/rhode-island-dental-foundation-fund-grants

  Grants from this program support community organizations focused on oral and dental health. Please complete the Small Grant Programs application to apply for this grant.

• Nonprofits receive nearly $340,000 to serve Newport County residents

  https://rifoundation.org/news/nonprofits-receive-nearly-340-000-to-serve-newport-county-nonprofits

  The funding will support work ranging from educational programs for school children and disaster recovery preparation to food pantries and arts activities.

• 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.

• Nonprofits receive more than $100,000 in grants to serve RI’s LGBTQ+ communities

  https://rifoundation.org/news/nonprofits-receive-more-than-100-000-in-grants-to-serve-ris-lgbtq-communities

  Latest funding brings total support for work that focuses on LGBTQ+ Rhode Islanders to more than $2.8 million in recent years

• M. Patricia Sisson and Sheila J. Doyle Fund

  https://rifoundation.org/funds/m-patricia-sisson-and-sheila-j-doyle-fund

  for the support of nursing scholarships for Rhode Island residents attending a nursing program in pursuit of an RN or advanced nursing degree who demonstrate financial need