Posts by chunter@advocacysolutionsllc.com
$25,000 Capital Grant Allows Portsmouth High School To Remediate Asbestos Floor Tiles
We recently had the opportunity to tour Portsmouth High School. Using a $25,000 award from our Capital Grant Program, the school completed the removal and replacement of asbestos containing floor tiles in one of its corridors. We’re proud to help Rhode Island’s health and educational institutions meet their facilities needs and their missions.
Read MoreRIHEBC Capital Grant Allows Loft At Linn Memory Care Assisted Living To Install Security Cameras
We recently provided a Capital Grant Program award to the The Loft at Linn Memory Care Assisted Living in East Providence for the installation of new security cameras. Here’s nice note from the facility on the impact of the grant and the newly installed cameras: “Thank you for the grant funding in the amount of…
Read MoreCentral Falls Cuts Ribbon On New Central Falls High School
Today we joined Mayor Maria Rivera, Governor Dan McKee, elected leaders, families, students, parents, and community members to cut the ribbon on the City Of Central Falls’ beautiful new high school! RIHEBC is proud to have provided $93.5 million in tax-exempt bond financing to make this project a reality. Since 2015, RIHEBC has provided more…
Read MoreRIHEBC Announces $1 Million 2026 Capital Grant Program Application Window
RIHEBC is pleased to announce the opening of the 2026 application window for our $1,000,000 Capital Grant Program to assist eligible institutions to complete capital projects or make equipment purchases that are critical to advancing their missions. The program is designed to be flexible, and we encourage Rhode Island’s health, educational, and nonprofit organizations to…
Read MoreRIHEBC Closes $101 Million Centurion/CharterCARE Bond Transaction To Keep Roger Williams Medical Center And Our Lady Of Fatima Hospitals Open And Operating
RIHEBC is pleased to announce that we have closed a $101 million bond transaction providing Roger Williams Medical Center and Our Lady of Fatima Hospitals with the operating capital they need to remain open and serving Rhode Islanders. We’re proud to help Rhode Island’s health & educational organizations meet their facilities needs and their missions.
Read MoreRIHEBC Closes On $139 Million Bond to Finance Construction of New Pilgrim & Toll Gate High Schools
The Rhode Island Health and Educational Building Corporation (RIHEBC), the state’s largest provider of bond financing for health and educational institutions, has closed on a $139,580,000 bond issue for the City of Warwick. Proceeds will be used to finance the construction of the new Pilgrim and Toll Gate High Schools. The 25-year Series 2025 Bonds…
Read MoreRIHEBC Capital Grant Allows Blackstone Valley Prep Academy To Furnish 10 New Classrooms
This morning, we had the opportunity to tour Blackstone Valley Prep Mayoral Academy’s new PRYDE Campus in Pawtucket. With the help of a $25,000 RIHEBC Capital Grant Program award, the school was able to purchase furniture for 10 new classrooms. We’re proud to help Rhode Island’s health, educational, and nonprofit community organizations meet their facilities…
Read MoreWith Support From $25,000 RIHEBC Capital Grant Program Award, Richmond Elementary School Opens New Playground
Congratulations to Chariho Regional School District on the opening of Richmond Elementary School’s new playground! We’re proud to have helped support this project via a $25,000 award from our RIHEBC Capital Grant Program. Read all about the new playground in this Westerly Sun article.
Read MoreEducation infrastructure investment as an economic catalyst and pathway to a stronger business climate – by Gaetan Kashala and Dylan Zelazo
Check out this powerful commentary in the New England Real Estate Journal by Pawtucket Foundation Executive Director Gaetan Kashala and our own Executive Director Dylan Zelazo about the economic and community impact of investing in our public schools. “The caliber of a community’s educational infrastructure is one of the most powerful indicators of its long-term…
Read MoreBrown University Health Breaks Ground On Major Renovations To Miriam Hospital
Congratulations to Brown University Health on breaking ground on a $125 million renovation of Miriam Hospital. Pleased to help support this and other Brown University Health facilities upgrade projects via $300 million in tax exempt bond financing.
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