we will see how people help out with the storm
What can citizens do to help Pawtucket move ahead in 2011?
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Explore grants for inclusion Announcing the 2011 Sherlock Center AAA mini-grants! This is for leisure and recreational businesses and organizations WHO SERVE THE GENERAL PUBLIC to increase or enhance the accessibility of their EXISTING programs to people with disabilities. Please disseminate widely to leisure, cultural and recreational businesses and organizations who could benefit from this opporunity.
Access for All Abilities Mini-Grants
Now soliciting applications for the 2011 grant cycle….
Due Date: March 18, 2011 For complete details and to access the application, go to www.sherlockcenter.org.
The Paul V. Sherlock Center on Disabilities at Rhode Island College is soliciting applications from organizations and businesses offering social, recreational, leisure and cultural activities in Rhode Island communities for “Access for All Abilities” (AAA) Mini-Grants. The Sherlock Center will award up to four grants in 2011. Organizations may apply for up to $2,500.
The purpose of this grant program is to:
Eligibility – AAA Grant applicants must be businesses or organizations offering social, leisure, recreational, and/or cultural activities to the general public in Rhode Island. Non-profit organizations, businesses, city or town government agencies are encouraged to apply.
Application - The AAA Mini-Grant application is available on the Sherlock Center website: www.sherlockcenter.org, click the link for AAA Mini-Grants. The application is available in electronic format. Call the Sherlock Center at (401) 456-8072 to access the application in an alternative format.
The mission of the Paul V. Sherlock Center on Disabilities is to promote membership of individuals with disabilities in school, work, and community. Partners in this mini-grant initiative are Accessible Rhode Island and VSA Arts of Rhode Island.
The Sherlock Center, Rhode Island’s University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD), receives funding for this initiative through the United States Department of Health and Human Services Administration on Developmental Disabilities. Access for All Abilities (AAA) mini-grant opportunities |
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The large scale collection and composting of food scrap. Possibilities and financial viability in RI |
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