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This year, RIHEBC is proud to celebrate 60 years of helping Rhode Island’s health care, educational, and nonprofit organizations. Since 1966, we have served as a dedicated partner, providing the tax-exempt bond financing these vital institutions need to meet their facilities needs and their missions. From large-scale campus expansions, to new hospital buildings and health…

The City of Woonsocket and the Woonsocket Education Department recently celebrated the beam signing and topping off ceremony for the new George T. Nasuti Elementary School. Since 2016, we’ve provided more than $58 million in tax exempt bond financing for public school construction and renovation projects in Woonsocket.

PRESS RELEASEFor Immediate Release: June 16, 2026 PROVIDENCE, R.I. – The Rhode Island Health and Educational Building Corporation (RIHEBC) has announced $1,000,000 in Capital Grant Program awards to 45 local health, education, and community service organizations across the state to assist in the completion of capital projects or equipment purchases critical to advancing their missions.…

Congratulations to the Town of Barrington and Barrington Public Schools on breaking ground on the new Barrington High School. Since 2016, we’ve provided Barrington with more than $83 million in tax exempt bond financing for school facilities projects across the district.

Congratulations to Mayor Brett Smiley, the City of Providence, and Providence Public Schools on breaking ground on the new Robert F. Kennedy PreK-8 school! Since 2016, we’ve provided Providence with more than $245 million in tax exempt bond financing for school construction and renovation projects across the district.

Achievement First Iluminar Mayoral Academy recently cut the ribbon on their expanded K-8 charter public school in Cranston! Since 2019, RIHEBC has provided $64 million in tax exempt bond financing for Achievement First school facility projects in Providence and Cranston. We’re proud to help Rhode Island’s health and educational organizations meet their facilities needs and…

At the The Compass School in Kingston, being outdoors is a cornerstone of their mission to provide students with hands-on project learning opportunities and fostering environmental stewardship. Using a $25,000 award from our Capital Grant Program, the school recently built new walkways to improve safety and accessibility. We’re proud to help Rhode Island’s health, educational,…

The Central Falls Children’s Foundation (CFCF) provides pediatric clinic services including baby weight monitoring, childhood lead testing, obesity screenings, and positive nutrition programs for teens. Using a $25,000 award from our Capital Grant Program, CFCF purchased a new baby scale and new fingerstick testing kits for real time lead poisoning, lipid, and A1c screenings. Here’s…

The Substance Use and Mental Health Leadership Council of Rhode Island provides trainings and continuing education programs for our state’s mental health workforce. Using a $25,000 award from our Capital Grant Program, the organization has been able to offer additional high quality training opportunities. We’re proud to help Rhode Island’s health, educational, and nonprofit institutions…

Justice Assistance Health & Wellness provides primary care, behavioral health counseling, substance use disorder counseling, and wellness services for individuals involved in the justice system. Using a $25,000 award from our Capital Grant Program they recently purchased new medical and therapeutic equipment for their clinic. We’re proud to help Rhode Island health and educational organizations…