PROVIDENCE – Bank Rhode Island recently awarded $95,100 in grants to 36 Rhode Island nonprofits that focus on hunger, youth education, emergency needs and other key missions, according to a news release.
Highlighted recipients included the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundation, which received $3,500 for its Gloria’s Angels meals program for cancer patients and their families, and $2,500 for Teach for America Rhode Island for its teacher training program.
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Other recipients included:
- AccessPointRI
- AIDS Care Ocean State
- Button Hole Golf
- Community Boating Center
- Community Care Alliance
- Connecting for Children & Families
- David Louis Cunha Foundation
- Entrepreneurship for All
- Everett Company State School
- FirstWorks
- Genesis Center
- Good Neighbors Soup Kitchen and Food Pantry
- Grow Smart Rhode Island
- Juanita Sanchez Educational Complex
- Lincoln School
- Looking Upwards
- Newport Public Library
- Providence Preservation Society
- Read to Succeed
- Rhode Island Assisted Living Association
- Rhode Island Center for the Book
- Rhode Island Coalition to End Homelessness
- Rhode Island Hockey Hall of Fame
- Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council
- Rhode Island Write on Sports
- Riverzedge Arts
- Scholarship Foundation of East Providence
- South Kingstown Land Trust
- Special Olympics Rhode Island
- Stadium Theatre
- The Steel Yard
- Thundermist Health Center
- United Way of Rhode Island Inc.
- Warren Heritage Foundation
Nancy Lavin is a PBN staff writer. You may reach her at Lavin@PBN.com.
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