United Way of RI Announces Leaders for Executive Director Learning Circle
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United Way of RI Announces Leaders for Executive Director Learning Circle
See the leaders in the chart below
“We know that Rhode Island nonprofits are working harder than ever – while challenged to do more with less – to meet the needs they see in our communities. This program leans on United Way’s motto that we can accomplish more by working together to improve the services that, ultimately, touch the lives of our neighbors and strengthen our state,” said Cortney Nicolato, President and CEO of UWRI.
The series is led by facilitator Michael Fournier, a retired nonprofit executive who consults organizations across Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
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The Executive Director Learning Circle was developed for leaders of Rhode Island-based nonprofits with annual budgets less than $1 million.
Focus areas include strategic planning and implementation, fund development, risk management, board engagement, marketing/communications, and emergency preparedness. Additionally, graduates of the program are able to apply their experience toward credits for a BA or MA at Roger Williams University’s School of Studies Community Development program.
See the leaders in the chart below
United Way Grantees - 2016-2019
1.
Amos House
Grant Amount: $50,000
2.
Boys Town of New Enlgand
Grant Amount: $100,000
3.
Capital Good Fund
Grnt Amount: $45,000
4.
Children's Friends
Grant Amount: $50,000
5.
College Crusade of Rhode Island
Grant Amount: $49,972
6.
Community Care Alliance
Grant Amount: $98,976
7.
Community Care Alliance
Grant Amount: $98,976
8.
Connecting for Children and Families
Grant Amount: $235,370 (3 projects)
9.
Dorcas International Institute of Rhode Island
Grant Amount: $250,000 (3 projects)
10.
Federal Hill House Association
Grant Amount: $98,580
11.
Foster Forward
Grant Amount: $100,000
Genesis Center
Grant Amount: $149,780 (2 projects)
13.
Housing Network of Rhode Island
Grant Amount: $75,000
Institute for the Study and Practice of Nonviolence
Grant Amount: $75,000
15.
Learning Community Charter School
Grant Amount: $75,000
Man Up, Inc.
Grant Amount: $75,000
New Urban Arts
Grant Amount: $100,000
Pawtucket Central Falls Development Corporation
Grant Amount: $50,000
19.
Progreso Latino
Grant Amount: $75,000
20.
Providence Community Library
Grant Amount: $89,320
21.
Providence Housing Authority
Grant Amount: $144,057 (2 projects)
22.
Providence In-Town Churches Association
Grant Amount: $100,000 (2 projects)
23.
Providence Plan
Grant Amount: $150,000 (2 projects)
24.
Providence Public Library
Grant Amount: $50,000
Rhode Island College
Grant Amount: $99,859
26.
Rhode Island Free Clinic
Grant Amount: $50,000
27.
Rhode Island Mentoring Partnership
Grant Amount: $175,000 (2 projects)
28.
RI Local Initiatives Support Corporation
Grant Amount: $50,000
29.
Riverwood Mental Health Services
Grant Amount: $100,000
30.
Southside Community Land Trust
Grant Amount: $99,902
31.
Thundermist Health Center
Grant Amount: $100,000
32.
Tri-town Community Action Agency
Grant Amount: $175,000 (2 projects)
