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PEG LANGHAMMER will step down in September as executive director of Day One after 44 years. / COURTESY DAY ONE

Langhammer stepping down as Day One’s executive director

Health Services 07/15/2024

PROVIDENCE – Peg Langhammer, who has led Day One as its executive director for 44 years and, through the nonprofit, an advocate for victims...

4 R.I. domestic violence support groups receive $1.2M in federal funds

Government 11/07/2023

PROVIDENCE – The U.S. Department of Justice’s Office of Violence Against Women awarded $1.2 million in funds to four local nonprofits and domestic violence...

HarborOne donates $57K to 9 R.I. nonprofits

Financial Services 12/19/2022

PROVIDENCE – HarborOne Bank through its Rhode Island charitable foundation recently donated $57,000 to nine Rhode Island nonprofits. The funding through the foundation’s biannual grant...

DAY ONE, a Providence-based nonprofit that provides services for sexual abuse victims, has received $500,000 in federal funding to upgrade the organization's office.

Day One receives $500K in federal funding to upgrade office

Government 05/10/2022

PROVIDENCE – Day One, a nonprofit that provides treatment, intervention and prevention services for sexual abuse victims, became the beneficiary of a six-figure federal...

Centreville Bank donates over $113,000 to R.I., Conn. organizations

Financial Services 01/11/2021

WEST WARWICK – Centreville Bank through its charitable foundation recently donated more than $113,00 to 15 Rhode Island and Connecticut organizations, bringing its 2020...

DAY ONE, a Providence-based nonprofit that offers services to abuse victims, announced that its funding from the federal Victims of Crimes Act funding for 2021 has been cut by more than $400,000.

Day One director calls projected $400K funding cut ‘dangerous’

Health Services 10/21/2020

PROVIDENCE – Day One, Rhode Island’s lone agency that directly addresses issues of sexual assault, faces a $400,000 budget cut for 2021 that Executive...

RHODE ISLAND FOUNDATION announced Thursday that it awarded 31 nonprofits approximately $1.7 million through its COVID-19 Behavioral Health Fund. / COURTESY RHODE ISLAND FOUNDATION

R.I. Foundation awards $1.7M in grants to 31 nonprofits to support...

Coronavirus 07/16/2020

PROVIDENCE – Roughly $1.7 million in grants were issued to 31 local nonprofit organizations by the Rhode Island Foundation from its COVID-19 Behavioral Health...

Blue Cross & Blue Shield of R.I. names 5 more LGBTQ...

Health Services 07/05/2020

PROVIDENCE – Five Providence-based health care providers and community organizations have earned designation as Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island LGBTQ Safe...