WOONSOCKET – CVS Health Corp. recently announced it awarded $1 million in general operating support grants from the CVS Health Foundation Hometown Fund to organizations across Rhode Island.
The following organizations were each awarded $50,000:
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- Adoption Rhode Island
- Aldersbridge Communities
- CareLink Inc.
- Clinica Esperanza/Hope Clinic
- Elizabeth Buffum Chace Center
- Foster Forward
- Genesis Center
- Higher Ground International
- Inspiring Minds
- Interfaith Counseling Center
- Jonnycake Center for Hope
- Meals on Wheels of Rhode Island Inc.
- Northern Rhode Island Food Pantry
- Olneyville Housing Corp, doing business as ONE Neighborhood Builders
- Project Weber/RENEW
- Rhode Island Parent Information Network
- Shri Service Corps
- Sojourner House
- Wood River Health
- Youth Pride Inc.
“We are deeply committed to building a world of health around every community we serve, particularly in our home state of Rhode Island,” said Sheryl Burke, senior vice president of corporate social responsibility and chief sustainability officer at CVS Health. “We started our Hometown Fund as part of this commitment and are confident that our 2024 grantees will continue transforming lives in Rhode Island, as well as playing a vital role in enhancing the well-being and health of our community.”
Katie Castellani is a PBN staff writer. You may contact her at Castellani@PBN.com.
