Tag: Rhode Island Foundation
Big Brothers Big Sisters of RI’s community service extends to the...
PBN Best Places To Work Awards 2023
SMALL COMPANIES #1: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island
Employees in R.I. 36
CEO Katje Afonseca
WHEN BIG BROTHERS BIG...
Rhode Island Foundation
PBN Best Places To Work Awards 2023
SMALL COMPANIES #7: Rhode Island Foundation
Employees in R.I. 49
CEO and President David N. Cicilline
Questions answered by Chris Barnett,...
Report: Life sciences industry has room to grow in R.I.
PROVIDENCE – A $45 million investment to jump-start the Ocean State's position in the booming life sciences industry was left intact when the House Finance...
Biah drops out of 1st Congressional District race to pursue open...
PROVIDENCE – One candidate who was seeking to succeed David N. Cicilline in the U.S. House is shifting his election hopes a bit more...
Supporting the local community drives Partridge Snow & Hahn’s Manchester
PBN 2023 Business Women Awards
LEGAL SERVICES WOMAN TO WATCH: Elizabeth Manchester | Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP partner
THE SPIRIT OF PHILANTHROPY is ingrained...
RIF awards $2.2M in grants, creates endowments for organizations addressing racial...
PROVIDENCE – Six local nonprofits have received $2.2 million in total grants from the Rhode Island Foundation to help take down causes of systemic...
Annenberg report: R.I. public schools slow in spending COVID-19 relief funds,...
PROVIDENCE – As of last June, public school districts across Rhode Island have spent about one-third of federal COVID-19 relief funds to help local...
Outgoing R.I. Foundation leader: State’s economic prospects grim without better education,...
PROVIDENCE – For 15 years, Neil D. Steinberg has helmed Rhode Island’s largest funder of nonprofits.
The 69-year-old former banker also has been at the...
UNFINISHED BUSINESS: He helped raise and give out $693M, but outgoing...
Neil D. Steinberg has never worked as hard as he has over the last 15 years. But he has also enjoyed every moment of...
15 R.I. nonprofits get $3.35M to address opioid use
PROVIDENCE – Fifteen Rhode Island nonprofit organizations on Thursday were granted a total of $3.35 million from both the R.I. Executive Office of Health...
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