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Grants of up to $25,000 to Rhode Island nonprofit organizations to enhance operations. Funding is intended for a broad scope of capacity building activities that enhance organizational functioning and efficacy. Eligible activities include fund development, communication

Grants to Rhode Island community-based organizations in areas where the funding source has a business presence to address education, economic security, and capacity building. Funding is intended to help meet the needs of underserved populations. The purpose of the grant

Grants to Rhode Island nonprofit organizations, secondary schools, and houses of worship for capital and summer camp projects that benefit local residents. Funding is intended for the purchase of property and equipment, construction projects, and restoration. Grants are

Grants of up to $2,500 to Rhode Island nonprofit organizations and individuals to enhance civic life for residents in eligible counties. Special emphasis is placed on programs benefitting underserved populations. Preference will be given to proposals that seek funding f

Grants to Rhode Island and Connecticut units of government and nonprofit organizations in eligible locations to address community needs. Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, priority will be given to proposals that provide basic needs and those that support residen

Grants of up to $1,000 to Rhode Island public and charter school K-12 teachers, artists, and nonprofit organizations for arts education projects that benefit public school children. Funding is intended for projects that incorporate the arts into the basic academic curri

Grants to Rhode Island contractors, finance companies, and other professional entities for sustainable installations and projects in residential, business, affordable housing, nonprofit, and governmental facilities. Applicants must submit initial material prior to submi

Grants to Rhode Island nonprofit organizations, businesses, academic institutions, municipalities, and state agencies for facility upgrades that promote the conservation of resources. Funding is intended to support large-scale commercial projects. Grant funds may be use

Grants of up to $25,000 to Rhode Island MDs and PhDs who have a faculty appointment at an assistant or associate professor level at a State academic institution or hospital. Funding will be provided as seed money to conduct new biomedical investigations and laboratory,

Grants of up to $12,000 to Rhode Island nonprofit organizations and IHEs to promote public engagement in the humanities. Grant funds will support civic education initiatives, public projects, and documentary films. Eligible activities should be accessible and free to th

Grants to Rhode Island nonprofit organizations for activities that address the vital needs of community residents. Funding is intended to support human services, education, and faith-based services for disadvantaged populations. Preference will be given to organizations

Grants to Rhode Island nonprofit organizations, employers, IHEs, workforce boards, labor unions, local governments, and economic development agencies to strengthen the state’s workforce. Applicants will form partnerships to collaborate and meet employers’ workforce