April 30 deadline for community legislative grants

Posted 3/25/22

Representative Jason Knight and the Democratic Party District Committee 67 want to make sure local Barrington and Warren organizations are aware of state legislative grant opportunities. Legislative …

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April 30 deadline for community legislative grants

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Representative Jason Knight and the Democratic Party District Committee 67 want to make sure local Barrington and Warren organizations are aware of state legislative grant opportunities.

Legislative grants have existed in Rhode Island for many years. In District 67, Representative Knight intends that the legislative grants support the work of non-partisan, non-profit organizations providing benefit to the community. In an effort to bring transparency and fairness to the process, Rep. Knight has given his District Committee the responsibility of gathering and evaluating grant requests, and making recommendations to him.

All who wish to be considered on behalf of an organization for one of this year’s legislative grants should send a brief (one- or two-page) letter that includes:

  • Your name
  • Organization
  • Contact information
  • Organization’s mission
  • How the grant would help and/or be used

All requests should be sent to Heather McNamara at heather.mcnamara@hkstrategies.com by April 30, 2022.

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