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Washington Trust | Charitable Giving Washington Trust Charitable Foundation The Washington Trust Charitable Foundation provides grants to 501(c)(3) organizations within our market area, including Rhode Island, Massachusetts and southeastern Connecticut. Charitable grants range widely in size.
Multi-year grants are often considered for capital funding (to build or repair facilities), capital campaigns, or specific projects, with consideration given to: Affordable Housing and Revitalization Programs Business and Economic Development Youth and Family Services Hospitals, Health and Human Service Organizations Museums, Arts and Cultural Organizations Colleges, Universities, Libraries Conservation and Environmental Groups Proposals for our next round of funding will begin being accepted in early August 2026.
Proposals must be submitted by October 1st for annual review in December; grant decisions are communicated in January. For more information, please contact Dennis Algiere , Executive Vice President, Chief Compliance Officer and Director of Community Affairs.
Each year, The Washington Trust Charitable Foundation provides scholarship funds to Providence College, Bryant University, the University of Rhode Island, and Gateway Community College to help students with demonstrated need finance their college education. Scholarships are awarded (via the FAFSA process) to area students who have been admitted and have committed to one of these colleges or universities.
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