Community Engaged Project Grants support Rhode Island artists and creatives leading public arts projects that invite active participation and strengthen the state's cultural life.
Project Grants in Education supports schools, nonprofits, and teaching artists with participatory arts-learning projects that engage students in meaningful artistic experiences, prioritizing Pre-K–12 learners.
Neighborhood Grants support Rhode Island residents’ community-building projects, from gatherings and shared spaces to cultural activities, to connect neighbors and strengthen civic and cultural life.
Arts and Health Grants support Rhode Island nonprofits and artists in leading participatory, non-clinical arts projects that strengthen social connection, belonging, and well-being.
The Rhode Island Foundation’s Community Priority Grants fund research-based projects addressing key community needs in areas like health, education, and sustainability across Rhode Island.