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Champlin Foundation Awards $13.2 Million to Nonprofits Statewide
CRANSTON, R.I. – The Champlin Foundation announced today $13.2 million in capital funding to 126 nonprofit organizations serving a variety of priorities, including 17 first-time grantees. From building renovations and facility expansions to equipment upgrades and vehicle purchases, grants will help Rhode Island build back stronger. This grant cycle builds on a round of $5.8 […]
See full storyFrom Resilience to Renewal: Champlin Grantees Lean in to Their Commitment to Service
CRANSTON, R.I. – The Champlin Foundation announced today $5.8 million in capital funding to support charities serving Rhode Islanders in meaningful ways. Through grants for equipment, renovations, construction or land acquisition, funding will enhance classroom learning, provide social supports, promote access to equitable health care, invest in under resourced communities, and beyond. This is the […]
See full story$18M in Champlin Foundation Funding Helps Foster More Resilient Rhode Island
CRANSTON, R.I. – The Champlin Foundation announced today $18 million in grant funding for a diverse group of organizations filling critical needs across Rhode Island. The Foundation awarded 188 grants to meet pressing demands related to social services, education, historic preservation, arts and culture, and beyond. “The non-profit community in Rhode Island has navigated the current health […]
See full storyPast Champlin grant recipient is awarded The Golden Apple!
May 28, 2020 By Patrice Wood, NBC News 10 A link to the story can be found here This week’s Golden Apple Award goes to Katie Bowers, science teacher at Birchwood Middle School in North Providence. Bowers was described as an educator who works to meet not only the academic needs of her students, but […]
See full storyChamplin Foundation gives grants to 63 organizations
By Providence Journal Staff CRANSTON – The Champlin Foundation on Thursday awarded emergency COVID-19 grants to 63 organizations in Rhode Island. The liquidity grants include gifts to support arts organizations like Trinity Rep, attractions like the Roger Williams Park Zoo, and childcare and after-school providers that have been forced to close like the Boys and […]
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