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RIF launches 2013 innovation fellowship
The Rhode Island Foundation opened the 2013 Rhode Island Innovation Fellowship on Wednesday, a program designed to provide seed money for ideas to solve persistent challenges in the Ocean State. more
| 10/24/12
Providence Center inducts ‘stars’
The Providence Center has inducted Nat Calamis and Dan Del Prete into its Circle of Stars in recognition of their commitment to providing philanthropic support to the Rhode Island community. more
Mechanics Cooperative Bank supports United Way
Mechanics Cooperative Bank recently donated $10,000 to help increase the United Way of Greater Fall River’s annual capital campaign. more
ThinkSpace set for Children’s Museum
ThinkSpace, a new exhibit exploring spatial thinking that will encourage children to explore and experiment with shape and space through hands-on play and learning experiences, will open Nov. 10 at Providence Children’s Museum. more
Boy Scouts collecting nonperishables
The area’s Boy Scout community will be collecting nonperishable food items for local families on Sat. Nov. 3, by 9 a.m. more
Philanthropic efforts more innovative every year
In the for-profit world, innovation is the only true sustainable competitive advantage. But for too long, nonprofits did not consider innovation to be an important part of their strategic plans. Not anymore. more
11/5/12
Food sources shrink, direct donations grow
Rhode Islanders are in need of food, by the pantry-full. more
By Robin Respaut
Contributing Writer | 11/5/12
As times get tough, a new approach arises
In August, the Meeting Street School in Providence received a $2,000 check from the retail giant Target. The donation was for backpacks. As Amanda McMullen, senior director of external relations for Meeting Street recalled, “We just wrote the grant, and they awarded it.” In other words, the traditional method of solicitation, whereby request was rewarded by paper contribution had worked. more
By Michael Persson
Contributing Writer | 11/5/12
As celebration looms, connections matter more
Despite a stalled economy and uncertain job market, particularly for recent college graduates, James Damron feels good about the steps he and his team at Bryant University are taking to develop strong relationships with current and potential donors. more

By John A. Lahtinen
PBN Staff Writer | 11/5/12

Looking for male volunteers to mentor children in need
We’re all familiar with the billboard image and mission of Big Brothers and Big Sisters: a man or woman offering care, time and attention to a lonely or overlooked boy or girl. more
By Mary Lhowe
Contributing Writer | 11/5/12
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