Now Open:
“United is the Way” Grant Applications
More Support for Nonprofits
United Way’s Alliance for Nonprofit Impact is offering technical assistance to help organizations adapt and sustain operations. Support includes:
- Scenario and strategic planning
- Revenue generation and grant writing
- Strategic partnerships and staffing models
Additionally, the Lawyers’ Committee for Rhode Island is offering free legal assistance to help nonprofits navigate evolving regulatory and funding landscapes. Services include:
- Training and workshops
- Open office hours with attorneys
- One-on-one consultations
To learn more, contact alliance@unitedwayri.org.
Questions?
- Technical support: ruth.saah@unitedwayri.org
- Eligibility or program questions: roshni.darnal@unitedwayri.org
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