When David N. Cicilline became the Rhode Island Foundation’s new chief executive and president in May 2023, he and the rest of the nonprofit’s staff set about reviewing its mission and 2018 strategic plan with fresh eyes. While the 6-year-old plan’s focus on education, health care and economic opportunity still resonated, much had changed in
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