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Save the Date: Empty Bowls 2026
Tuesday, March 31, 2026
Save the Date: Empty Bowls 2026

One of Rhode Island’s favorite nights that brings together food, creatives, and community is back - the RI Community Food Bank’s Empty Bowls! Join us on Tuesday, March 31st from 6-8:30 PM at the WaterFire Arts Center for unlimited tastings from some of RI’s favorite eateries and receive a handcrafted artisan bowl as a keepsake - all to support filling the bowls of our neighbors. Mark your calendar because this event will sell out: tickets go on sale on Monday, February 16th on our website. 

Rhode Island Community Food Bank
Panel of R.I. Preservation Leaders to Present “America 250 and Beyond''
Thursday, February 12, 2026
Panel of R.I. Preservation Leaders to Present “America 250 and Beyond''

  The public is invited to hear from seven experts in Rhode Island history and historic preservation as they delve into the commemorations of America’s 250th anniversary and why this small state has an outsized role. Hosted by The Preservation Society of Newport County and moderated by its CEO and Executive Director Trudy Coxe, "America 250 and Beyond: Perspectives from Preservation Leaders" will be held on Thursday, February 12, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. at historic Rosecliff. The program also may be

Preservation Society of Newport County
General Dynamics Electric Boat: ''The Boat Program'' - February 2026
Tuesday, February 10, 2026
General Dynamics Electric Boat: ''The Boat Program'' - February 2026
General Dynamics Electric Boat Corporation Quonset Point Facility
“Full Circle” Exhibition Encompasses Past and Present in Contemporary Art
Friday, February 06, 2026
“Full Circle” Exhibition Encompasses Past and Present in Contemporary Art

Legacy of “Monumenta” Examined in New Exhibition “Full Circle: Richard Fleischner with David Smith, Christo, Claes Oldenburg, Barnett Newman, & other Monumenta Artists.” Fifty-one years after “Monumenta” transformed Newport with one of the world’s first large-scale outdoor sculpture exhibitions, “Full Circle” revisits that groundbreaking moment through the work of Richard Fleischner, one of the last living participating artists, and his contemporaries.      Centered on Fleischner’s enduring

Preservation Society of Newport County
Resounding Support at the State House on Food Insecurity Awareness Day
Friday, February 06, 2026
Resounding Support at the State House on Food Insecurity Awareness Day

Food Bank CEO Melissa Cherney addressed a standing-room-only crowd at the State House for our annual Food Insecurity Awareness Day. Policymakers, advocates, and community members gathered for the release of our 2025 Status Report to demonstrate their support for bringing Rhode Island closer to a hunger-free future.   “Hunger has gotten worse over the last five years,” Cherney said. “Today’s event is a call for collective action by all Rhode Islanders.”   In his FY27 budget

Rhode Island Community Food Bank
BankNewport Recognized as RI’s #1 SBA Lender in Multiple Categories
Thursday, January 29, 2026
BankNewport Recognized as RI’s #1 SBA Lender in Multiple Categories

BankNewport Named Rhode Island SBA Lender of the Year in 7(a), 504 and Combined Dollar VolumeBankNewport Receives Multiple Honors for Fiscal Year 2025  BankNewport has been recognized by the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Rhode Island District Office for outstanding performance in small business lending, once again ranking number one statewide across multiple SBA lending categories. During the annual SBA Rhode Island Lender Awards ceremony on January 28, BankNewport was named: ●        Rhode Island

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BankNewport Highlights 2025 Community Investment
Wednesday, January 21, 2026
BankNewport Highlights 2025 Community Investment

More than $1.75 million in giving and 10,000 service hours throughout Rhode Island BankNewport is pleased to announce that its 2025 philanthropy resulted in more than $1.75 million in total giving throughout Rhode Island.  The funding was inclusive of charitable grants, contributions, community sponsorships, and branch donations. The Bank’s philanthropy impacted organizations across four key focus areas: basic human needs, education success, arts and culture, and healthy lives, thriving

BankNewport
Bristol County Savings Charitable Foundation Awards $132,500 in Grants to Eighteen Non-Profits in Greater RI Region
Wednesday, January 21, 2026
Bristol County Savings Charitable Foundation Awards $132,500 in Grants to Eighteen Non-Profits in Greater RI Region

Bristol County Savings Bank’s Bristol County Savings Charitable Foundation (BCSCF) awarded grants totaling $132,500 to eighteen non-profit organizations in the greater Providence, Rhode Island region during a ceremony held recently at White’s of Westport in Westport, Massachusetts.  All total, including the Taunton-Attleboro and SouthCoast regions, the Foundation donated $326,325 to 40 charitable organizations.  Since the Foundation was formed in 1996, more than $36 million has been committed to hundreds of

Bristol County Savings Bank
Roger Williams University Renews Designation as Community Engagement Leader
Thursday, January 15, 2026
Roger Williams University Renews Designation as Community Engagement Leader

Roger Williams University is recognized with a second consecutive Carnegie Community Engagement Classification for its commitment to community work and civic scholarship.   Roger Williams University has again received the highly selective Carnegie Community Engagement Classification, recognizing the university as a leader in community-engaged work and scholarship.  This marks RWU’s second consecutive time receiving the distinction, which is bestowed every six years. The designation demonstrates Roger

Roger Williams University
Navigant Credit Union Celebrates more than $2.1M in Philanthropic Impact in 2025
Wednesday, January 14, 2026
Navigant Credit Union Celebrates more than $2.1M in Philanthropic Impact in 2025

Through donations from the Credit Union and grants distributed through its independent Charitable Foundation, Navigant Credit Union continued its longstanding culture of giving back in 2025  Navigant Credit Union continued its longstanding commitment to giving back to the communities it serves in 2025, contributing more than $2.1 million in charitable grants and philanthropic donations to support hundreds of nonprofit organizations operating across the state.   “Our team at Navigant Credit Union is

Navigant Credit Union
Climate-Friendly Geothermal System  Being Installed at Marble House
Monday, January 12, 2026
Climate-Friendly Geothermal System Being Installed at Marble House

One of this city’s most famous 19th-century mansions soon will benefit from 21st-century green-energy technology. An extensive geothermal climate-control system is being installed at Marble House, a National Historic Landmark museum toured by nearly 150,000 visitors every year. The system will maintain steady, mild temperatures and a humidity level of 50 percent inside the house, helping to protect its contents, especially textiles, leather, paintings, paper and wooden objects. Another important benefit

Preservation Society of Newport County
Centreville Bank Surpasses $2 Million in Charitable Giving and Strong Employee Volunteer Commitment
Monday, January 12, 2026
Centreville Bank Surpasses $2 Million in Charitable Giving and Strong Employee Volunteer Commitment

Latest $658,000 Grant Round Supports 33 Local Organizations Across Rhode Island and Connecticut   Centreville Bank announced today its 2025 community impact achievements, including surpassing $2 million in annual giving, including in donations and scholarships, through its Charitable Foundation and more than 5,000 volunteer service hours contributed by employees, demonstrating a strong commitment to supporting local communities.   The year concluded with the Charitable Foundation’s final 2025 grant

Centreville Bank
Save The Bay Opens Registration for Statewide BayCamp
Thursday, January 08, 2026
Save The Bay Opens Registration for Statewide BayCamp

 BayCampers make memories, form friendships, and enjoy a summer experience like no other on Narragansett Bay.Registration for Rhode Island’s only week-long, Narragansett Bay-based summer camp opens today! Save The Bay’s BayCamps invite young explorers in grades K-12 to spend their summer along Rhode Island’s coast, learning about local waters, species and habitats, while taking an educational dive into the environmental and marine sciences. With full-day, week-long camps in Providence, Newport, Wickford,

Save The Bay, Inc.
Save The Bay's RI ICC Report - Tiny Trash Adds Up
Thursday, January 08, 2026
Save The Bay's RI ICC Report - Tiny Trash Adds Up

Tiny Trash Continues to be a Big Problem for Narragansett Bay and its WatershedFor 40 years, The Ocean Conservancy’s International Coastal Cleanup has organized volunteers around the world to collect trash from shores and record what they find. The data is published in an annual report that serves as a key resource for advocates working to reduce marine debris. This week, Save The Bay, as the Rhode Island State Coordinator, published its local report. In 2025, 2,971 Rhode Island volunteers collected

Save The Bay, Inc.
Building Smart Growth Foundations for Small Businesses in Greater Providence
Tuesday, November 25, 2025
Building Smart Growth Foundations for Small Businesses in Greater Providence

Growth is a thrilling word for any small business owner. But expansion — done right — isn’t just about hiring more people or opening another location. It’s about building the kind of resilience and systems that make growth sustainable over the long haul in Rhode Island’s ever-changing business landscape.TL;DR To grow well, small businesses should focus on five key areas: clarity of purpose, financial discipline, operational scalability, legal structure, and community connection. Build systems before you

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Streamlining Client Onboarding: Smarter Systems for Smoother Starts
Tuesday, November 18, 2025
Streamlining Client Onboarding: Smarter Systems for Smoother Starts

Client onboarding is more than just paperwork and welcome emails — it’s the first real impression of how your service-based business operates. A clunky, confusing, or manual onboarding process can quickly undercut trust, while a smooth, structured one builds confidence, accelerates delivery, and strengthens loyalty from day one.The Quick Summary Before diving deep, here’s what you’ll take away: Streamlined onboarding is about clarity, automation, and communication, not just speed.   Systems that

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Redefine Success with These Powerful Digital Marketing Assets
Wednesday, November 06, 2024
Redefine Success with These Powerful Digital Marketing Assets

In digital marketing, skillfully managing assets can be the key to success. Having resources like images, videos, and reports meticulously organized enables greater impact. The value lies not in simply possessing these assets, but in strategically using them to stay ahead. Mastering digital asset management streamlines workflows, boosts team productivity, and enhances security. Embracing best practices transforms disarray into efficiency and raw potential into measurable success.Building a Fortress: User

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Boss Moves: How Adobe Acrobat Helps Women Entrepreneurs Get It Done
Thursday, October 17, 2024
Boss Moves: How Adobe Acrobat Helps Women Entrepreneurs Get It Done

Being an entrepreneur is all about juggling, innovating, and growing—but what if you had a secret weapon to make it easier? Enter Adobe Acrobat, a powerful ally that streamlines your day-to-day, helping you work smarter while leaving more room for what truly drives your business forward. This Women’s Small Business Month, we’re celebrating the ways Adobe Acrobat is empowering women entrepreneurs to elevate their hustle, simplify workflows, and realize bigger dreams. Acrobat AI Assistant: Check out

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Turn Your Home into an Entrepreneurial Haven with Proven Tips and Best Practices
Monday, September 30, 2024
Turn Your Home into an Entrepreneurial Haven with Proven Tips and Best Practices

Transforming your home into a space that fuels entrepreneurial success is both an exciting and rewarding venture. By optimizing your environment for productivity and creativity, you can elevate your home into a hub for innovative thinking and business growth. A well-designed home office or workspace can help you maintain focus and balance while working on your entrepreneurial goals. Implementing effective strategies and best practices will ensure that your home supports your business ambitions without

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