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United Way of Rhode Island

www.uwri.org

 
We believe that Rhode Islanders want to do better for themselves, and that our work—and your partnership with us— makes a difference` The good news: we are seeing change in our community` And this year, more people are supporting our community through United Way of Rhode Island` We exceeded our annual goals with 16,000 people donating $12`8 million dollars to change lives and strengthen our community` We help each other in Rhode Island, that’s what it means to LIVE UNITED`
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.uwri.org
  • 50 Valley Street
    Providence, RI USA 02909
  • Phone: 401.444.0600

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