The Women's Fund was launched in November of 2001 with a $2.5 million challenge grant from The Rhode Island Foundation.

Improve the odds for daughters, sisters, mothers, wives, partners, lovers, friends and neighbors...maybe even yourself.

All donors who gave $10,000 or more by December 31, 2006...

...were honored as Founders of the Women's Fund of Rhode Island.

Gifts in excess of $100,000 can endow (and name) special programs or projects...

...of the Women’s Fund; for example, the Jane N. Doe Gender Equity Conference.

Gifts of at least $5,000 can establish a named fund in perpetuity...

...in honor of you, a loved one or other individual, a family or an organization.

Gifts of any amount are urgently needed...

...because every gift is a statement, a statement of your commitment to justice for women and girls, now and for the future.

Life income gifts
With certain types of gifts, you (or your beneficiary) can receive income for life. The Rhode Island Foundation offers a variety of popular options, including charitable gift annuities, and charitable remainder trusts.
Minimum gift: $20,000.

Give Now - Make an Online Donation
Your gift is a catalyst for positive change for the women and girls of Rhode Island. Please use the DONATE NOW button to give and fuel the work that is changing women's lives and our community.

Or:

To give over the phone, call Olivia Rodrigues, Fund Development Associate, at (401) 274-4564 x4176 with your credit card information.

To give via fax, print out this form and fill in the information requested, including your credit card information and signature, and fax it to us at (401) 272-1359.

To give by mail, print and complete this form, attach a check or money order payable to the Women's Fund of Rhode Island, or fill in your credit card information, sign and mail it to:

Women's Fund of Rhode Island
One Union Station
Providence, RI 02903

The Women's Fund of Rhode Island has public charity, nontaxable, 501©(3) status in the United States.
We rely on the support of many generous individuals, foundations, and corporations. Contributions are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.