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PSH donates gifts to Boys & Girls Club

PROVIDENCE – Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP donated 25 gifts to the Boys & Girls Club of Greater New Bedford/Wareham, in December to commemorate...

Fans show up for Galaxy Blood Drive

Fifty fans of the “Star Wars” and “Star Trek” turned out a recent Galaxy Blood Drive held at the Providence Public Library. The family-friendly...

Nonprofits, churches utilize Nat. Grid program

About 50 Rhode Island nonprofits and churches took advantage through Dec. 31 in a free lighting program made possible through National Grid in Rhode...

Big Brothers Big Sisters hosts mentors, mentees

At its annual holiday party on Dec. 6, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Oceans State hosted more than 50 mentors and mentees from...

Blount gives to St. Vincent’s Home

FALL RIVER – Blount Fine Foods, which has a charitable affiliation with St. Vincent’s Home, donated gifts for children and youth this holiday season. Under...
HOUSE MONEY: The Preservation Society of Newport County plans to restore the Elms Carriage House, erected in 1911, to serve as a Scholars Center in conjunction with an endowed Fund for Fellows to support original research and scholarship in history, design and preservation. / COURTESY PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF NEWPORT COUNTY

Preservation group wants fellows under one roof

Kaity Ryan, who conducted research as a fellow last year for the Preservation Society of Newport County, liked living and working at the Issac...

Bristol County Savings gives to 5 nonprofits

TAUNTON – Bristol County Savings Bank, through its charitable arm the Bristol County Savings Charitable Foundation – Pawtucket Advisory Board, awarded grants totaling $28,000...
 / COURTESY EDWARD R. GODFREY

Mews 5k raises<br> $80K for nonprofit

WAKEFIELD – The 14th annual Mews Tavern Gear ‘N’ Beer 5K road race included a record-breaking 2,249 registered runners and more than 1,000 spectators,...
"The key commonalities that unify students are, for some, academic struggles, inability to stay focused in a traditional school setting, and behaviorally disorders such as autism. Other common issue are hearing impairment, or lack of life skills, work skills or job preparation skills."

Five Questions With: Joseph M. Nasif Jr.

Joseph M. Nasif Jr., is interim executive director of the Northern Rhode Island Collaborative, is a nonprofit that serves severely handicapped of the Blackstone...

Prima Care raises $5K for St. Vincent’s

FALL RIVER – Prima Care PC has continued their charitable affiliation with St. Vincent’s Home in Fall River, raising $5,000 through the raffle and...
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