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COMPANY INFORMATION Primary product/service: Catholic high school; Catholic secondary education; Bishop Hendricken High School is proud to be a leader in all-boys Catholic college preparatory education for young men in grades 8-12.

FROM THE PRESIDENT

We are honored to be a part of this endeavor, and to showcase the wonderful school that Bishop Hendricken has been for the past 60 years, and continues to be today. From the first day we opened our doors in September 1959 to this very moment, we have been privileged to send forth thousands of men of intelligence, integrity, and faith into a world that needs their service. They have made a difference in their communities, and continue to change the world, one Hendricken man at a time.

God Bless!

designed for project-based and hands-on learning. Seminars

range in topic from Cryptography to Sports & Entertainment

Marketing to Culinary, with subjects focused within the

fine arts, humanities, law & government, leadership &

entrepreneurship, and STEM.

Mr. Mark R. DeCiccio ’03, Principal, is the architect

of the INSPIRE program. A 2003 graduate, DeCiccio

realized his passion for education during his time as a

Hendricken student. After earning Bachelor’s and Master’s

degrees, DeCiccio served in multiple roles in educational

administration, earning the designation of 2018 Rhode

Island First Year Principal of the Year during his time

at Slater Middle School in Pawtucket. Later that year, he

was appointed to his new position at Bishop Hendricken,

bringing with him a highly collaborative leadership style

with a focus on creating a positive and safe school culture.

Fr. Robert L. Marciano, KHS ’75

also joined the Bishop Hendricken

administration in 2018 after being

appointed the school’s 7th president.

A 1975 graduate, pastor of neighboring

St. Kevin Church and School, and

administrator of St. Benedict Parish,

Fr. Marciano has over 30 years

of experience in various pastoral

settings, including parish administration, parochial school

administration, military and public service chaplaincies,

community boards, and civic involvement. Fr. Marciano’s

chief goal is to oversee the advancement of the school’s

mission through the development of strategic and positive

community relationships.

Bishop Hendricken is also home to one of the most

comprehensive and encompassing co-curricular arts

programs in the state, including programs in drama,

instrumental music, media arts, vocal music, and visual

art. At a time when programs are being underfunded and

cut altogether, Bishop Hendricken is finding new ways to

incorporate performing and visual art concentrations into

Over 60 years ago, a priest with a vision,

His Excellency, the late Bishop Russell J.

McVinney, visited the Morris family home in

Warwick, Rhode Island to share his desire to

build an all-boys Catholic high school on their

farm property. Mr. and Mrs. Morris knelt in

their living room to receive Bishop McVinney,

and without hesitation, gave him permission

to take whatever property of theirs he needed.

In 1959, Bishop McVinney’s dream came to

fruition when Bishop Hendricken High School

opened its doors on 34 acres of the Morris’

farmland to some 350 students. In the sixty

years that have passed, Bishop Hendricken has

educated nearly 12,000 young men who have

gone on to make a difference in all facets of life.

Since opening its doors, Bishop Hendricken’s

mission has been to bring each member of its

community into a closer relationship with

God through the development of the total

person – heart, mind, body, and soul. At Bishop

Hendricken, education is rooted in personal

growth and challenge in all areas of the

student experience, including academics, arts,

athletics, ministry, service, leadership, and

extracurricular activities.

As a leader in Catholic education, Bishop

BISHOP HENDRICKEN HIGH SCHOOL

ADDRESS

2615 Warwick Avenue Warwick, RI 02889-4292

NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES

97

YEAR ESTABLISHED

1959

401.739.3450

hendricken.com

[email protected]

BeAHendrickenHawk

@HendrickenHawks

@bishophendricken

school/bishop-hendricken-high-school/

Hendricken is proud to be a pioneer in

academic offerings. To date, the school offers

an honors-level Arts Academy program for

student artists to deeply study their craft; a

comprehensive Leadership Academy with

emphases on character and organizational

leadership development; the Cisco Networking

Academy in which students receive Cisco

certifications in IT and engineering

specialties; and the Br. Thomas Leto Options

Program which affords students with

intellectual and developmental disabilities a

Hendricken education.

As a college preparatory school, Bishop

Hendricken offers a highly competitive

educational experience of which colleges take

notice.

To date, Bishop Hendricken has been home to

500+ National Merit & Commended Scholars,

including 4 Semifinalists this year. In 2019,

graduates earned acceptances from 198

different colleges and universities across the

country, and were awarded $32 million in

college grants and scholarships.

Continuing its tradition of educational

innovation, Bishop Hendricken will launch

INSPIRE in fall 2020, a dynamic new

program aimed at student academic and

career exploration. INSPIRE introduces a

new element to the Hendricken curriculum,

dedicating one day of the school week to

elective-based coursework in seminars

LEGACY

60 YEAR ANNIVERSARY

expanded coursework and extracurricular activities.

With a reputation that precedes itself, Bishop Hendricken’s

athletics program has a storied, winning tradition that has

accrued over 215 state championships, and pioneered several

non-traditional sports, including rugby, sailing, rowing, and

esports. The program has also produced a record number of

Division I college athletes and professional players.

With 60 years of rich history marked, Bishop Hendricken

looks toward a bright future filled with new opportunities

and offerings. What remains the same since its founding in

1959 is the school’s commitment to providing the finest all-

boys, Catholic education in New England.

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Helping those in need for 125 YEARS

CROSSROADS RHODE ISLAND

COMPANY INFORMATION Crossroads Rhode Island is the leading provider of housing and services to the homeless in Rhode Island. Their mission is to help homeless or at-risk individuals and families secure stable homes. Those they serve achieve this by engaging in a range of services including housing, basic needs, shelter, case management, referrals and education and employment services.

ADDRESS

160 Broad Street, Providence, RI 02903

NO. OF EMPLOYEES

189

YEAR ESTABLISHED

1894

LEGACY

125 YEAR ANNIVERSARY

Crossroads Rhode Island, the leading provider of housing and services to the homeless in Rhode Island, is celebrating its 125th anniversary in 2019. Founded as Travelers Aid in 1894, the organization’s original mission was to protect women and girls traveling to Providence. Through the decades, the agency’s mission evolved to meet the changing needs of the community. With World War II, the mission expanded to assist military service members, veterans, and immigrants leading the agency to place Travelers Aid booths in train and bus stations. As transportation transformed with automobiles and the recession of the 1970s hit, the organization shifted its focus once again to help those individuals and families in need of a place to call home.

In the 1980s, sparked by a deep recession, lack of affordable housing and drastic cutbacks in Federal housing funds, homelessness hit crisis levels in Rhode Island – and the modern era of homelessness began. In response, Travelers Aid rapidly evolved to provide comprehensive, 24/7 services. In 1994, the agency acquired its first housing, turning former Navy housing in North Kingstown into 58 transitional housing units for families.

To better reflect the growing needs of the homeless population, and its expansion into housing, the agency rebranded as Crossroads Rhode Island in 2004 and moved into its current headquarters at 160 Broad Street in Providence, taking over ownership and management of 192 permanent supportive housing units with the building.

Building on that momentum, in a sweeping philosophical shift, Crossroads adopted a housing-first

approach in 2014. Unlike traditional shelter models, housing-first moves those with the greatest needs out of shelter and into housing as soon as possible. Once stabilized in housing, Crossroads provides the services and support necessary to help individuals and families achieve self-sufficiency.

401.521.2255

crossroadsri.org

[email protected]

@CrossroadsRI

@CrossroadsRI

CrossroadsRI

Today, Crossroads is the leading provider of housing and services to the homeless in Rhode Island, and is governed by a 40-member volunteer Board of Directors with representation from the business, finance, health care, education, media and government sectors.

At Crossroads, helping at-risk individuals and families secure stable housing is our passion, not just our mission.

◆ We own or manage 370 residences statewide.

◆ We provide housing-related services to more than 3,500 people each year, including nearly 1,000 women and 750 children.

◆ In 2018, approximately 2,000 were provided with emergency shelter.

◆ About 1,000 either maintained or moved into permanent housing.

◆ More than 430 participated in adult education and employment programs, including a Certified Nursing Assistant program that graduated 85 students last year and helped them get and keep good jobs with local healthcare providers.

In addition to housing, Crossroads offers a range of services including basic needs, shelter, case management, referrals, education and employment services and a Domestic Violence Program. Crossroads is the only homeless services agency open 24 hours-a-day, seven days a week.

On our 125th anniversary, we are more committed than ever to do our part to expand access to affordable housing to Rhode Islanders experiencing homelessness. Of course, our work would not be possible without our generous donor and community partners. Thank you to all who continue to support Crossroads and our mission. Here’s to you and 125 years of giving back to those in need.


COMPANY INFORMATION Our mission is to actively support and finance investments in Rhode Island’s infrastructure. The Infrastructure Bank does so through a variety of means, including the issuance of bonds, originating loans and grant making. Through its activities, the Bank fosters infrastructure improvements that create jobs, promote economic development and enhance the environment.

Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank is Rhode Island’s central hub for financing infrastructure improvements for municipalities, businesses, and homeowners. We leverage capital in a revolving fund to offer innovative financing for an array of infrastructure-based projects including water and wastewater, road and bridge, energy efficiency, brownfield remediation and climate resiliency. These quality of life projects improve the State’s infrastructure, create jobs, promote economic development and enhance the environment.

Jeffrey R. DiehlExecutive Director and Chief Executive Officer

Originally established by the Rhode Island General Assembly in 1989 as the Clean Water Finance

Agency, the Infrastructure Bank’s mission was significantly expanded in 2015 to include energy,

brownfield remediation and climate resiliency initiatives. The Infrastructure Bank’s expanded

mandate has significantly enhanced its ability to provide competitive financing to a broad variety of

infrastructure-based projects.

DRINKING WATER STATE REVOLVING FUND The Drinking Water State Revolving Fund is a financing program through which RIIB makes low-interest loans to community public water systems, non-profit non-community public water systems, privately-organized water suppliers and local governmental units to complete drinking water infrastructure projects.

EFFICIENT BUILDINGS FUND The Efficient Buildings Fund makes low-interest, long-term financing available to municipalities and quasi-public agencies for the completion of energy efficiency and renewable energy projects.

FACILITY PLAN LOAN PROGRAM The Facility Plan Loan Program provides financing to local governmental units for the completion of water pollution abatement project facility plans, and amendments to such plans.

MUNICIPAL ROAD AND BRIDGE REVOLVING FUND The Municipal Road and Bridge Revolving Fund is a program through which local governmental units can access below market, long-term financing for transportation infrastructure projects.

HOW WE WORKSTEP 1• Generally, we partner with communities and

a state agency to identify viable infrastructure projects

• The state agency determines project eligibility, while the Bank determines financing structure

STEP 2• The Bank and its partner agency work

collaboratively with borrowers to prepare project applications

STEP 3• Project applications are submitted to the partner

PROGRAMSBROWNFIELDS REVOLVING LOAN FUND The Brownfields Revolving Loan Fund provides financing for the remediation of contaminated brownfield sites to return these sites to productive use.

CLEAN WATER STATE REVOLVING FUND The Clean Water State Revolving Fund is a program through which local governmental units, quasi-public agencies and private entities can access affordable, long-term financing for the completion of wastewater, stormwater and other water pollution abatement projects.

RHODE ISLAND INFRASTRUCTURE BANK

ADDRESS

235 Promenade St. Suite 119 Providence, RI 02908

NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES

14

YEAR ESTABLISHED

1989

401.453.4430

riib.org

[email protected]

RIinfrastructure/

RI_InfraBank

MUNICIPAL RESILIENCE PROGRAM The Municipal Resilience Program (MRP) provides direct support to Rhode Island cities and towns to deploy a planning process which identifies the local climate change vulnerabilities and community strengths.

Upon successful completion of the planning process, municipalities will be designated as a “Resilient Rhody Municipality” which enables the cities and towns to apply for dedicated action grants to implement priority projects, which address the vulnerabilities uncovered through the initial phase.

RHODE ISLAND WATER POLLUTION CONTROL REVOLVING FUND The Rhode Island Water Pollution Control

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ASSESSED CLEAN ENERGYThe Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) program provides 100% long-term fixed rate financing for energy efficiency and renewable energy improvements to commercial and industrial buildings.

COMMUNITY SEPTIC SYSTEM LOAN PROGRAM The Community Septic System Loan Program provides interest free financing to homeowners for the repair or replacement of failed, failing or substandard septic systems, or to replace a cesspool with a septic system.

agency, which ranks all applications using a scoring criteria to produce a Project Priority List (PPL)

STEP 4• The Bank will strategize with prospective

borrowers to determine the most efficient way to finance the project

STEP 5• The Bank makes periodic disbursements as

the project proceeds in conjunction with site reviews conducted by our partner agency

• Loans are repaid over time and the recycled funds are used to make additional loans

LEGACY

30 YEAR ANNIVERSARY

Revolving Fund provides financing for projects that reduce water pollution and may not meet the eligibility requirements of federal programs, such as the Clean Water State Revolving Fund.

SEWER TIE-IN LOAN FUNDThe Sewer Tie-In Loan Fund provides interest free financing to homeowners wishing to connect their residence to a local sewer system and to properly abandon an existing septic system.

STORMWATER PROJECT ACCELERATOR The Stormwater Project Accelerator provides upfront capital for green stormwater infrastructure projects that will eventually be funded through state and local reimbursement grants.

2019

Providence Water crews replace a residential customer’s lead service line. A project made possible through the Bank’s lead-pipe replacement program.

US Extruders, a manufacturer of screws and extruders located in Westerly, financed the installation of a 210.4 kW rooftop solar installation using the Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) program.

Officials break ground to mark the construction of Warren’s Wastewater Treatment Facility, a project financed through the Bank’s Clean Water State Revolving Fund.

move the Municipal Road and Bridge Re-

volving Fund paragraph under the Municipal Resilience Program

paragraph.

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Like you, they live in or near where they work.

As do their families, employees and maybe even

customers.

Like you, we believe in Rhode Island. We believe

in the idea that we can be a great place to live

and work. That this place is a wonderful blend

of approachable size, wonderful amenities, and

yes…. opportunity.

And for the last 40 years, The Central Rhode

Island Chamber has had your back.

We take a whole system approach, focusing first

on you, supporting your success with all the tools

at our disposal. Then we include community.

So that your life and that of your employees and

customers is as fulfilling as it can be.

Our community is a better place because the

Chamber brings synergy to the activities of area

businesses. Small actions multiplied across the

entire Chamber are having big impacts on quality of life and

success in enterprise.

We like finding resources we can share with you. When you

have a minute, invest in yourself and your company.

Look around. What do you see?

People creating enterprise

right here in Rhode Island.

Yet with today’s negativity

maybe you think, “Why

am I here?” Why not

Boston, Virginia or growth

cities like Atlanta or

Austin?”

Then perhaps you smile

and think, “Because I

really, really like it here!”

You’re not alone.

One thing that keeps

Rhode Island going is that, with all our challenges,

it’s a great place to live.

A beautiful Bay, rolling ocean waves, sandy beaches,

fields and forests, businesses of all shapes and sizes,

beautiful architecture. History. Food (some of the

most creative chefs live in this foody paradise). And

so close to everything.

People might sometimes be slow to warm up.

But they’ll remember you long after you’re gone.

Neighborhoods you call home.

CENTRAL RHODE ISLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Sure, every day you face challenges galore.

Finding staff; financing; learning how to compete

in an environment that seems to change daily.

Uncertainty.

But you work it every day.

We believe in you and in your ability to create both

successful companies and successful communities.

Which benefits all of us.

Our members are community leaders who believe

the same. They’ve told us.

Visit www.centralRIchamber.com/brilliant and check out the following.

If you like the ideas, please share with your colleagues.

• Want to know how Martin Luther King got 500,000 people

to Washington in August for the ‘I have a Dream Speech?’

(Pre internet and without a budget!)

• Ever see the movie, “The Hand That Rocks the Cradle?”

Learn a key lesson from ‘Brownie Marketing’ in this story.

• Know what you’re really selling? Hint: it’s probably not

what you think. Watch this 13-minute video to learn more.

• Do your eyes deceive you? Here’s another short video that

might just change your mind.

We salute you for doing what you do! We believe in you and

your ability to thrive in the years to come. So we’re constantly

innovating to be there when you need us - for another 40 years.

After all, it’s about your business, you community, your life.

Partner with a team who gets it….

COMPANY INFORMATION It’s About Your Business, Your Community, and Your Life.Partner with a team who gets it...”Everything we do, we believe in building and strengthening our community. We’re the stable and dependable partner you turn to for help or ideas.We strengthen our community by providing predictable leadership. Plus you get all the familiar business benefits from networking to continual learning and marketing support.We’ll also take a stand… make a call… solve a problem… a friend to turn to in tough times. We just happen to be called your chamber of commerce.

ADDRESS

3288 Post RoadWarwick, RI 02886-7131

WANT TO JOIN?

401.732.1100

CentralRIchamber.com

[email protected]

CentralRIchamber

CentralRI

S*** HAPPENS! And when it does, The Central RI Chamber responds. During floods we’ve found members pumps and generators. When phone lines went down, we’ve arranged for phones at the Chamber. When the system bites back, we know who to call. And we’ll make the call. We work with FEMA, RI Emergency Management Agency, U.S. SBA, municipalities, non-profits, and other members to help bring relief.

BUILDING COMMUNITY supports your success both personally and professionally. Events like the Rocky Point 5K raised over $61,787 for community non-profits. Movies in the Park has engaged and entertained over 10,000 area residents. Our annual holiday activities have touched the lives of over 300 children.

IN 2019 our focus on members included 125 opportunities for them to make new and productive contacts…. 48 in person and web based continual learning opportunities…. 14 fun events. We represented businesses in our efforts with the Chamber Legislative Coalition … exercised our right to speak out in defense of free markets… and found solutions to 427 specific member problems or concerns.

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COMPANY INFORMATION Mancini Carter is located in the heart of downtown Providence and employs the skill set of several attorneys, paralegals and legal assistants who are responsive and dedicated to ensuring that the clients achieve their goals.

Mancini Carter, PC is led by John O. Mancini, a highly versatile attorney licensed to practice in Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Connecticut. Mr. Mancini represents a diverse range of clients across all three states and has provided exceptional legal counsel and support in the areas of real estate, business and land use law. As a 1995, cum laude, graduate of Boston College, Mr. Mancini attended Boston University School of Law, where he obtained his juris doctor in 1998. Throughout his career, he has served as lead counsel in some of the largest and most complex real estate developments in R.I. At Mancini Carter, Mr. Mancini seeks to develop attorneys that are passionate, professional and competent, advocating the clients’ needs zealously.

CLIENT PROJECTS

MISSION

Mancini Carter has been instrumental in facilitating the development and approvals of various projects, throughout Rhode Island and Massachusetts. In doing so, it has assisted its clients with the acquisition of real estate, the financing for and the approvals of various projects. Mancini Carter has helped its clients achieve their goals in developing commercial mixed-use centers, office projects, shopping centers, planned unit and condominium developments (residential and commercial), financing and general limited partnerships and joint ventures for the acquisition of real estate and development of the same. Moreover, Mancini Carter has been at the forefront of renewable energy development, seeking the legal entitlements for wind turbines and solar projects throughout the State of Rhode Island.

MANCINI CARTER

ADDRESS

56 Pine Street 3rd Floor Providence, RI 02903

NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES

8

YEAR ESTABLISHED

2017

401.343.7000

mancinicarter.com

[email protected]

mancinicarter/

ManciniCarter

At Mancini Carter, we pride ourselves on our sophisticated yet practical counseling of our clients, with a strong emphasis on prompt response and execution. The attorneys at Mancini Carter have a breadth of experience across all areas of business and real estate, including the handling of complex, commercial litigation from beginning to trial. Mancini Carter has tried multiple specific performance cases, construction matters, easement and land use, and real estate issues.

Mancini Carter incorporates the skills of Thomas P. Carter, Michael L. Mineau and Nicholas J. Goodier, who through their careers have gained unique and valuable experience in real estate, business, construction, land use and property tax and assessment law throughout Rhode Island and Massachusetts. They understand that our clients are not in the litigation business, accordingly, they ensure that each problem is addressed in an efficient manner, with an eye towards a speedy resolution.

At Mancini Carter, our goal is to be responsive, persistent and efficient, while finding sensible solutions to complex problems.

Mancini Carter has established a successful record across business, real estate development, construction and property tax and assessment law in assisting

its clients to overcome business and personal obstacles and to create, explore and achieve new opportunities.

AREAS OF PRACTICE

REAL ESTATE & DEVELOPMENT

Our Real Estate practice is our “bread and butter,” where we represent major national, regional, and local developers of properties of all kinds – including office, industrial, retail, residential, and mixed-use.

BUSINESS & CORPORATE LAW

Our Business & Corporate Law practice provides a broad range of counseling and transactional services, including: commercial contracts, business formation and dissolution, sales, mergers, and acquisitions.

COMMERCIAL & CIVIL LITIGATION

Our Commercial and Civil Litigation team addresses issues as they arise in real estate and business; from specific performance claims to shareholder disputes.

CONSTRUCTION LAW

Our Construction Law practice encompasses the representation of an array of construction industry clients from small, family-owned companies with one pickup truck to some of the largest construction companies in Rhode Island.

PROPERTY TAX & ASSESSMENT LAW

Our Property Tax & Assessment Law practice counsels and represents some of the largest property owners in Rhode Island through all areas of the property tax and assessment review process, frequently meeting with Assessors, appearing before Municipal Boards and Trial and Appellate Courts.

Nicholas Goodier, Thomas Carter, John Mancini and Michael Mineau.

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We were founded to address people’s needs.Today, we remain true to our roots.

Committed to community. Driven by purpose.Opening doors and breaking down barriers.To better health. To stronger neighborhoods.

For many more tomorrows, we’ll do what’s needed.

THAT’S NEIGHBORHOOD.

NEIGHBORHOOD’S FOUNDING MEMBERS

Bayside Family Healthcare

Blackstone Valley Community Health Care

Block Island Health Services

Chad Brown Health Center

Comprehensive Community Action Program

Health Center of South County

Neighborhood Health Plan

New Visions for Newport County, Inc./Newport Health Center

Northwest Community Nursing & Health Services

Providence Ambulatory Health Care Foundation

Self Help, Inc./East Providence Health Center

Thundermist Health Associates

Tri-Town Community Action Program

Westbay Community Action

Wood River Health Services

NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH PLAN OF RHODE ISLAND

PRIMARY PRODUCT/SERVICE: Medicaid, Medicare-Medicaid and Commercial Health Insurance

ADDRESS:

910 Douglas Pike, Smithfield, RI 02917

NO. OF EMPLOYEES

485

YEAR ESTABLISHED

Enrolled first members in 1994

A HEALTH PLAN ON A MISSION

Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island is a not-for-profit health maintenance organization (HMO) founded 25 years ago by Rhode Island’s Community Health Centers (CHCs). We served our first 1,490 members in 1994, and by 2000 grew to 50,000 members. Today, Neighborhood serves one out of every five Rhode Islanders with approximately 195,000 members. Nearly half of Neighborhood members receive primary care at one of the federally-qualified CHCs in Rhode Island.

Our mission is to make sure everyone in the state has access to high-quality, affordable health care and we work in partnership with the CHCs to make health care easier and have formed a strong safety net for Rhode Island’s at-risk populations. This means ensuring our members receive the right care, at the right time, in the right place. We are proud to have earned “Excellent” accreditation by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) for 19 consecutive years as a demonstration of our commitment to the communities we serve.

Neighborhood offers plans for members who qualify for a Medicaid managed care program through the State of Rhode Island including families, children, pregnant women, children

401.459.6000

nhpri.org

NeighborhoodRI

@NHPRIHealth

company/nhpri

Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island

with special health care needs, all children in the foster care system, adults with disabilities, and adults without dependent children. We offer health and drug plans for Rhode Islanders eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid, and we also offer commercial plans for individuals, families and small businesses through HealthSource RI.

Additionally, our employees connect with members through involvement in community events across the state as well as volunteering at non-profit organizations. Neighborhood supports our employees taking a full day a year—with pay—to volunteer with an organization important to them. As a company we are proud of our history of community service and will continue to give back to neighborhoods throughout Rhode Island for years to come.

As part of Neighborhood’s mission and in collaboration with the CHCs, we have a history of advocating to expand access to care, and improving health care quality through innovation and controlling costs. We work every day to improve health care delivery, make access easier and achieve better health outcomes for our members. At Neighborhood we are on a mission to make every day a better day for our members.

We were founded to address people’s needs.Today, we remain true to our roots.

Committed to community. Driven by purpose.Opening doors and breaking down barriers.To better health. To stronger neighborhoods.

For many more tomorrows, we’ll do what’s needed.

THAT’S NEIGHBORHOOD.

PRIMARY PRODUCT/SERVICE: Medicaid, Medicare-Medicaid and Commercial Health Insurance

ADDRESS:

910 Douglas Pike, Smithfield, RI 02917

NO. OF EMPLOYEES

485

YEAR ESTABLISHED

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PROVIDENCE BUSINESS NEWS PBN PROFILES OF SUCCESS 2019 · in Providence, taking over ownership and management of 192 permanent supportive housing units with the building. Building