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    1829 Legacy Fund Grants

    The 1829 Legacy Fund Grants support Rhode Island nonprofits advancing healthcare, education, youth, arts, culture, and ethical journalism through impactful, research-driven programs.

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    Funder: Rhode Island Foundation

    Due Dates: April 9, 2026 | July 9, 2026 | October 9, 2026 | December 3, 2026

    Funding Amounts: Typical award size not specified; decisions within ~3 months of each deadline; one application per year per organization.

    Summary: Supports Rhode Island nonprofits in human services, healthcare (focus on homelessness), education, youth, arts, culture, and ethical journalism.


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    The 1829 Legacy Fund Grants, administered by the Rhode Island Foundation, support qualified nonprofit organizations delivering impactful programs and services within Rhode Island. The fund, formerly known as the Providence Journal Charitable Legacy Fund, prioritizes projects in human services (with a focus on the homeless), healthcare, education, youth, arts and culture, and responsible and ethical journalism. Established in 2012, the fund continues a legacy of charitable giving to benefit the Rhode Island community.


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