PROVIDENCE – HarborOne Bank through its charitable foundation recently awarded $100,500 in grants to nine community and nonprofit organizations, according to a news release.
Recipients and funding amounts are as follows:
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- $30,000 to Olneyville Housing Corp. and ONE Neighborhood Builders to provide free community Wi-Fi.
- $25,000 to the Providence Performing Arts Center to support its 2021-22 Arts Showcase for Providence area students.
- $15,000 to West Elmwood Housing Development Corp. for affordable housing education programs.
- $10,000 to Capital Good Fund for its financial and health coaching program for low-income families.
- $5,000 to Blackstone Valley Advocacy Center for workforce development for its emergency shelter residents.
- $5,000 to College Visions to help high school students graduate and enroll in college.
- $5,000 to Family Service of Rhode Island Inc. for a mentoring program.
- $3,000 to Junior Achievement of Rhode Island to expand its financial literacy and work readiness programs.
- $2,500 to House of Hope Community Development Corp. to provide shelter, food and medical services to clients.
Nancy Lavin is a PBN staff writer. You may reach her at Lavin@PBN.com.
