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In 2025, Grants Reach 30 Cities and Towns and 17 Statewide Organizations Cranston, RI – The Champlin Foundation today announced…

The funding represents the first major round of grants awarded in alignment with the Foundation’s new Five-Year Action Plan.

Harvard Pilgrim Health Care and Tufts Health Plan today announced 39 grants totaling $6,845,000 through its philanthropic arm, the Point32Health Foundation.

The Champlin Foundation announced $8 million in grants that will help advance improvements for 89 nonprofit organizations across Rhode Island.

Washington’s recent actions threaten health care, housing, education, public safety, jobs, and the food pantries that Rhode Islanders depend on.

For nonprofits still awaiting access to federal dollars, at least $500,000 in grants will be made available through a special round of funding.

Year-long look by national and local education leaders is intended to tee-up proposed legislation for the General Assembly to consider

The 6th annual survey, created by BCBSRI and Brown University School of Public Health, captures how Rhode Islanders perceive their well-being in 2024.

The plan comes after a year of deep engagement and discussion with the public, collaboration with partners, research, and data analysis.

Funds support the work of over 45 organizations throughout Rhode Island, and communities affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton across the Southeast.