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Grants to Rhode Island nonprofit organizations for a broad range of services to benefit local communities. Funding is intended to support services and programs in the areas of arts and culture, education and youth, responsible and ethical journalism, and human services

Internships to Rhode Island graduate and undergraduate students to develop work experience and skills in the renewable energy industry. The program is intended for students from a range of fields who will participate in a paid mentored internship where they attend confe

Grants to Rhode Island businesses in the renewable energy sector to employ university students as interns. Funding is intended to offer internships and career advancement opportunities to students and to provide mentoring experience to company employees. Businesses may

Grants to Rhode Island municipal agencies and Tribes to acquire, develop, and renovate outdoor recreational areas and facilities for public use. Applicants must hold a public meeting about proposed projects prior to applying. Funding is intended to support small and lar

Opportunity for Rhode Island small businesses in eligible regions to participate in a business development program. Successful applicants will receive professional development training, seed capital, peer-to-peer networking, and business mentorship in order to reach the

Grants to Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut junior investigators affiliated with qualified institutions for high-risk, high-impact biomedical research projects. Funding is intended for new and creative lines of research. Eligible applicants are junior faculty

Grants to Rhode Island individuals and organizations in eligible locations to enhance the educational experience of students in local public schools. Funding is intended to provide projects, services, and programs not currently offered to students. Preference will be sh

Grants to Rhode Island nonprofit organizations and government agencies in eligible locations for activities that foster economic growth and provide housing for low- and moderate-income populations. Some applicants may be required to meet with staff prior to submitting a

Grants to Rhode Island and Connecticut nonprofit organizations to benefit underserved communities and to address needs related to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) health crisis. Eligible programs may align with one of the following priority areas of focus: capacity building,

Grants to Rhode Island nonprofit organizations in eligible areas for programs, projects, and capital that benefit the local community. Focus areas include children and youth, healthy lifestyles, community building and beautification, and economic growth. Funding is inte

Grants to Rhode Island nonprofit organizations in eligible locations to benefit local communities. Funding is intended for projects addressing a wide range of focus areas, including human services, housing, arts and culture, environment, education, economic security, he

Grants to Rhode Island civic, literacy, and cultural organizations, libraries, and government agencies to increase access to information and encourage dialogue about contemporary topics. Some applicants may be required to participate in an on-site consultation prior to