Newport, RI

In Rhode Island, the Prince Charitable Trusts supports programs that improve the quality of life for residents of the city of Newport and Aquidneck Island.

Generally, the Trusts only support programs that are regional or statewide when these programs have a direct or indirect impact on Newport or Aquidneck Island. In 2020, the Trusts’ giving in Rhode Island was approximately $1.1 million.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Newport Hospital

Newport, RI

In Rhode Island, the Prince Charitable Trusts supports programs that improve the quality of life for residents of the city of Newport and Aquidneck Island.

Generally, the Trusts only support programs that are regional or statewide when these programs have a direct or indirect impact on Newport or Aquidneck Island. In 2020, the Trusts’ giving in Rhode Island was approximately $1.1 million.

Photo Credit: John Collins Photography, Newport Historical Society

Newport, RI

In Rhode Island, the Prince Charitable Trusts supports programs that improve the quality of life for residents of the city of Newport and Aquidneck Island.

Generally, the Trusts only support programs that are regional or statewide when these programs have a direct or indirect impact on Newport or Aquidneck Island. In 2020, the Trusts’ giving in Rhode Island was approximately $1.1 million.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Newport Community School

Newport, RI

In Rhode Island, the Prince Charitable Trusts supports programs that improve the quality of life for residents of the city of Newport and Aquidneck Island.

Generally, the Trusts only support programs that are regional or statewide when these programs have a direct or indirect impact on Newport or Aquidneck Island. In 2020, the Trusts’ giving in Rhode Island was approximately $1.1 million.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Newport String

Newport, RI

In Rhode Island, the Prince Charitable Trusts supports programs that improve the quality of life for residents of the city of Newport and Aquidneck Island.

Generally, the Trusts only support programs that are regional or statewide when these programs have a direct or indirect impact on Newport or Aquidneck Island. In 2020, the Trusts’ giving in Rhode Island was approximately $1.1 million.

Photo Credit:
Kate Whitney Lucey Photography, courtesy of MLK Community Center

Newport, RI

In Rhode Island, the Prince Charitable Trusts supports programs that improve the quality of life for residents of the city of Newport and Aquidneck Island.

Generally, the Trusts only support programs that are regional or statewide when these programs have a direct or indirect impact on Newport or Aquidneck Island. In 2020, the Trusts’ giving in Rhode Island was approximately $1.1 million.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Sail to Prevail

Newport, RI

In Rhode Island, the Prince Charitable Trusts supports programs that improve the quality of life for residents of the city of Newport and Aquidneck Island.

Generally, the Trusts only support programs that are regional or statewide when these programs have a direct or indirect impact on Newport or Aquidneck Island. In 2019, the Trusts’ giving in Rhode Island was approximately $1.1 million.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Rhode Island Natural History Survey

Newport, RI

In Rhode Island, the Prince Charitable Trusts supports programs that improve the quality of life for residents of the city of Newport and Aquidneck Island.

Generally, the Trusts only support programs that are regional or statewide when these programs have a direct or indirect impact on Newport or Aquidneck Island. In 2020, the Trusts’ giving in Rhode Island was approximately $1.1 million.

Photo Credit: Kate Whitney Lucey Photography, courtesy of MLK Community Center

Newport, RI

In Rhode Island, the Prince Charitable Trusts supports programs that improve the quality of life for residents of the city of Newport and Aquidneck Island.

Generally, the Trusts only support programs that are regional or statewide when these programs have a direct or indirect impact on Newport or Aquidneck Island. In 2020, the Trusts’ giving in Rhode Island was approximately $1.1 million.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Rhode Island Land Trust

Areas of interest

Important information regarding the 2023 grant cycle:  We are unable to accept new proposals this year. Organizations that received support in 2022 are welcome to reapply.

Click here for a breakdown of Newport giving.

Ensuring the cultural vitality of Newport by supporting outstanding arts and culture organizations

 

The Trusts will support organizations that:

  • Maintain the historic character of Newport
  • Present and produce arts and culture in Newport
  • Programs that provide access to the arts for under-served communities

Protecting the Environment of Aquidneck Island through Land Use, Conservation and Resiliency Strategies


The Trusts support organizations that:

  • Preserve and protect open space and wildlife habitat
  • Support smart growth and coordinated planning
  • Preserve, protect and restore Narragansett Bay
  • Develop strategies for adapting to a changing climate (i.e. sea level rise, extreme weather events)
  • Protect farmland and sustainable, healthy food production

Providing Holistic Support for the Health, Development, and Advancement of Newport’s Most Vulnerable Residents


The Trusts support organizations that:

  • Provide support and resources to women designed to build their self-sufficiency or protect their rights to make their own health care decisions
  • Offer strong youth development programs or educational programs
  • Develop the capacity of, offers important services to, or meet the basic needs of vulnerable individuals
Preparing to apply

About GOapply: As of January 2023, proposals to Prince Charitable Trusts are only accepted through the GOapply application and report portal (see “GOAPPLY” button below). All applicants will be required to register when visiting GOapply for the first time using their organization’s EIN#. However, if you are a previous grant recipient your grants history remains in our records.

2023 Application Guidelines
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Photo Credit: Courtesy of Planned Parenthood

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