Salvation Army Good Neighbor Energy Fund Grant

Organization - Salvation Army Good Neighbor Energy Fund
Grant Amount - $165,000
Foundation - Rhode Island Foundation
Grant Purpose - operated by the Rhode Island state office of the charity’s Southern New England Division. The evangelical social services agency – known for its thrift stores and “red kettle” holiday bell-ringer fund drives – provides help for the homeless, food for the hungry, training for the handicapped and other assistance for the elderly and displaced across the state via five Corps Community Centers or volunteer-driven service units in every city and town.


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