Cliff Wood received a Community Appreciation Award on behalf of the work he does with The Providence Foundation at the third Annual Providence Police Community Awards.

The Providence Foundation is opposed to RIDOT’s proposed Amendment #19 to the State Transportation Improvement Program (TIP).

Providence’s new pedestrian bridge is officially open to the public!

Per new Providence Foundation by-laws taking effect on July 1st, 2019, board members and their staggered three-year terms go into effect.

The Downtown Providence Parks Conservancy, a project of The Providence Foundation, kicks off another season of free arts and cultural summer programming.

This spring, the National Trust for Historic Preservation published its 2019 list of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places.

DID Operations Manager Tim Hamlin sits down to talk about the work being done downtown by the Clean & Safe Ambassadors.

An update on The Providence Foundation’s work on the dredging of the rivers flowing through downtown.

Learn more about becoming a member and read answers to frequently asked questions about membership.

Your business can support the programs that are helping to transform downtown Providence by becoming a sponsor.

The Providence Foundation hosted its annual meeting February 26 with special guest speaker Tim Rowe from Cambridge Innovation Center.

At the February Trustee Meeting, members approved the 2019 Program of Work.

Please join us for an evening of networking and interesting guest speakers at The Providence Foundation's 2019 Annual Meeting. 

Executive Director Cliff Wood appears on the A Quality of Place: the Grow Smart RI Podcast.

Executive Director Cliff Wood responds to a recent editorial piece in The Providence Journal.

DPPC staff presented at placemaking conference Walk/Bike/Places in New Orleans.

The Providence Foundation’s Diversity & Inclusion Committee invite you to our fall event.