This program provides funding to East Bay nonprofit organizations, with a preference for those providing services in Bristol.

Grants from this program are for education, outreach, scientific projects, and clinical or basic research involving appropriate medical uses or long-term health implications of human growth hormone (“hGH”) use or use of other performance-enhancing substances.

Community Grants support community-building activities in cities and towns throughout Rhode Island.

This program is intended to support nonprofits led by Black, Latino, Indigenous, or Asian executive directors or other decision-makers within an organization.

Offering two types of grants, Equity Action is committed to enacting social change by championing initiatives and organizations that encourage justice for, provide support to, and improve the quality of life of LGBTQ Rhode Islanders.

A collaboration between Rhode Island Foundation, Rhode Island State Council on the Arts, and Rhode Island Council for the Humanities, this program offers funding and organizational assistance to community-based, culturally diverse arts and cultural organizations.

Grants from this program fund local nonprofit organizations that address food insecurity for Rhode Island’s most vulnerable populations. The application for this program will open in 2024.

Grants from this fund support projects focused on retaining a racially, culturally, ethnically, and linguistically diverse health workforce.

Grants are made to 501(c )(3) organizations serving the communities of Providence County, with a preference for northern Rhode Island.

Grants from this collection of funds support nonprofits engaged in work that impacts the health and healthcare of Rhode Islanders in several specific areas.

Grants from this program provide seed funding for new independent investigators' research projects.

The Newport County Fund offers competitive small grants, to nonprofit organizations serving one or more of the six cities and towns of Newport County.