WEST WARWICK – Centreville Bank recently donated just under $200,000 to 21 organizations throughout Rhode Island and Connecticut, according to a news release.
Of the $198,850 in second quarter grants, $137,500 went to Rhode Island organizations.
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Local recipients and funding amounts are as follows:
- $40,000 to Clinica Esperanza for its Neighborhood Health Station offering rapid COVID-19 tests and vaccines to underserved communities.
- $30,000 to the Community College of Rhode Island for its student emergency fund.
- $30,000 to Sojourner House Inc. for housing for abuse victims.
- $10,000 to Back to School Celebration to buy school supplies and backpacks.
- $10,000 to McAuley Ministries for its weekday free lunch program.
- $5,000 to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island for the Family Empowerment Investment Fund.
- $5,000 to Children’s Friend for a pilot program called Connecting with Families and Communities.
- $5,000 to Inspiring Minds for in-school tutoring and mentoring.
- $2,500 to the J. Arthur Trudeau Memorial Center for children’s technology needs.
Nancy Lavin is a PBN staff writer. You may reach her at Lavin@PBN.com.
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