Community Services/Non-Profits in Providence, RI
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“I have found myself in the need, on multiple occasions, to seek your help and recommendation and you have been very helpful to me. I could say that they are one of those angels that God has on Earth to help others... Many blessings to all.”
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“Nice workers and place was so cool and amazing items and stuff like if you are in to reading, horror and or science I'm sure you can find something intriguing here.”
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“I grew up near amos house and recently attended a training program held there. I was wildly impressed with the growth it has seen since my youth when it was "that place that serves free food to homeless people." While the populace does majorly consist of people contending with some form of addiction or mental health struggle, Amos House is a treasure trove of resources and support, with all manner of social services for anyone who may need them. They're doing amazing work.”
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“I must say that they really go out on the limb.I am currently in the midst of transition...from disability to functioning in the workforce. And in need of proper assistance.Well the assigned staff councilor had come in an hour earlier just to meet with me. Micheal was very welcoming and understanding to my situation. He was thorough in informing me of what my options were.John the director and some of the other staff members were very warm and hospitable.In my observations..as I toured the facility.. I took notice of much they offer and the things they do.In a few weeks I have to return to see my councillor to see what my prospects are.Knowing these professionals..I'm certain everything's in my favor.”
8:30AM - 4:30PM
100 Save the Bay Dr, Providence
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“This was such a great venue for our family baby shower. Perfect size, the staff was easy to work with, the room was great, the bay is beautiful, the outdoor space was a bonus. Paths along the water, Adirondack chairs, cornhole games,... It was really wonderful.”
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“Very helpful people. They helped me with my green card renewal. They also helped my wife get a green card. They are there to help others and they do it well. They have great lawyers working there”
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“Hours not accurate on Google. Here's a photo.Bikes are very affordable. $100-700 for normal to high end bikes. Staff is very nice and you can also volunteer here to earn bike parts.”
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“Attended a corporate event here that included an art making workshop along with a walking art tour. Awesome experience and very educational. Love what this group is doing.”
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“I have seen firsthand how this organization can drastically change the trajectory of a child’s life. I wish more people, especially men of all colors; regardless of economic status would give as much as 1 hour a week to these children.”
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“Wonderful organization that cares deeply for animals and can help put you in contact with various animal rescue, adoption, and veterinary services in Rhode Island.”
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“Excellent service provided by the best!!! For many years, Premium Services, has been our only choice for tax filing/accounting, and consultative advise by professionals. Each and every time, CEO Marla and all staff her treat us with honesty and respect. We’re grateful and highly recommend Premium Services to all.”
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“You can tell these women put their heart and souls into the food. It is a perfect mix of middle eastern quizine. Their bread rivals five stars bread in town and their meals are a beautiful medley of flavors that light up your senses. To eat this food, the first word came to mind was happiness. I ate their lamb meal and couldn’t wait to find out when they were on the delivery apps so i could order through them.”
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“This location of Goodwill in Providence, RI is an Attended Donation Center, which means it is just for donations and does not have a store. The first time I came to this location, I wasn't sure where the to put my donations so I ran the bell at the front of the building and was informed that the drop off for donations was around the building to the right. When I got to the drop off location, there is a sign to ring the bell for service. I ran the bell and an attendant opened the door a few minutes later. I dropped off my items and he gave me a coupon for the store. Goodwill accepts items like clothing, shoes, small appliances, and furniture. Donations are sorted and then sold in one of their fifteen retail stores. The revenue from the sale of these donations helps to support the programs they offer to individuals with disabilities and other challenges in their lives. This location is open Monday to Friday: 8:00AM - 4:00PM.”
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“This nursing home is a cut above the rest, they took great care of my aunt. Highly recommended by this man. Wonderful staff, good food, very clean and safety oriented. A perfect place to ensure proper care of your loved ones.”
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“Amazing residence. The staff are so caring and helpful. Food and house goods almost weekly donated. Amazing place for battered woman and their children. Highly recommended”
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“The Rhode Island Foundation was organized at the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co. in June 1916 by a small group of prominent Rhode Islanders. I have been involved in several events sponsored by the Rhode Island Foundation and I believe they do a great job for the state and the local communities. This non profit is committed to strengthening Rhode Island through strategic initiatives in education, health, and economic security, as well as through impact investing, diversity, inclusion, and equity work. The Fund for Rhode Island supports causes and organizations throughout Rhode Island that are deemed to be for the greatest good of the community. This unrestricted fund supports the Foundation's mission to meet the needs of the people of Rhode Island.The Rhode Island Foundation works with generous Rhode Islanders who support not only Fund for Rhode Island, but also establish funds (unrestricted, field of interest, designated, scholarship, donor advised, corporate advised, organizational endowment, supporting organization) with funds established during donors' lifetimes or through planned giving.The Foundation invests in the following four strategic initiatives, with goals for both short-term progress and long term impact:-Educational Success: Improve educational outcomes for all public school students.-Economic Security: Improve Rhode Island's environment for economic growth so all Rhode Islanders can prosper.-Healthy Lives: Improve access to and quality of primary care for all Rhode Islanders.-Inspiring Philanthropy: Increase philanthropy in Rhode Island.In 2021, the donors thoughtfully trusted the Foundation with $98 million in new funds. The investment returns for the year were over 20%, and the endowment now stands at $1.4 billion.Anyone interested in estate planning to benefit the Rhode Island Foundation can contact them directly through their website or by phone.”
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“Amazing non profit that provides a safe, welcoming space for LGBTQ+ youth. They have several different programs that run throughout the week so there’s something for everyone. Stop & Shop makes periodic donations so there’s something to eat for those who need it. The staff is so warm and welcoming, and the space is surprisingly big and well decorated. This place deserves a lot of support from the Providence community!”
6:30AM - 5:30PM
550 Hartford Ave, Providence
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“It was just okay. Performers were great and fire was cool, but that was kind of it. A great event if you have good people to bring, but after hearing so many amazing reviews was quite underwhelmed. You should go if it’s convenient, but if it doesn’t line up with your schedule, you’re not missing much.Edit: If I were to add one thing, it would be live music. The music over the speakers was really really loud, which made it difficult to talk to people. I found an area last time with live music and it made it so much better. Upped a star.”