Get ready for Nonprofit Appreciation Month in November! 

Monday, October 5 2026

10:30 AM - 7 PM
Fundraiser

Presented by Special Olympics RI

 

Join us for our Golf Speaker Scramble to benefit Special Olympics RI! This tournoment sells out quickly, so please resewrve your spots as soon as possible. We offer six ponsorship levels.

 

General Golf Foursom: $1,000 includes golf foursome with lunch, cocktail hour, and dinner -- FULL!

Cocktail and Dinner: $125 per person -- Still Available!

 

Schedule

Registration & lunch: 10:30am - 11:45am

Shotgun start: 12pm

Cocktail hour: 5pm

Dinner: 6pm

 

Register Here

11 AM - 12 PM
Webinar

Presented by the Nonprofit Learning Lab in partnership with Consultants For Good (C4G)

 

Nonprofits are being encouraged to adopt AI, but readiness is about more than choosing tools. Before implementation, organizations need to consider leadership, capacity, governance, and organizational priorities. This session explores a practical approach to thinking about AI readiness and offers a roadmap for beginning mission-aligned conversations that support responsible adoption.

 

Register Here

12 PM - 1 PM
Webinar

Presented by Story Center.

Free

 

StoryCenter’s work includes implementing digital storytelling workshops in educational settings, collaborating with public health, healthcare, and human services programs, and supporting the humanities. We also work with individuals who just want to make a story. This webinar will provide an overview of digital storytelling, our participatory methods, and workshop outcomes. In keeping with our commitment to experiential learning, we will include a short, reflective storytelling exercise. Join us to learn more about what we do.

 

This webinar includes

  • An introduction to digital storytelling, both as a workshop process and media arts practice

  • An overview of StoryCenter's original digital storytelling methodology

  • A discussion of how digital storytelling is being used by educators, public health practitioners, and social justice advocates

 

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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Community education program

Presented by Rhode Island for Community and Justice

 

RICJ, in partnership with E2 Empowered and Watts Natural Tutoring, with funding from United Way of Rhode Island, is designing a K–12 curriculum that centers historically marginalized voices and perspectives. We have been working alongside youth, educational partners, African American Museum of RI historians, and community stakeholders across Rhode Island, and now we want to hear from the broader community before we move forward.

 

We are hosting a Community Feedback Session and we want YOU there!

 

📅 Monday, October 5, 2026
🕞 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM
📍 271 N Main St, Providence, RI 02903

 

This is your opportunity to experience pieces of the curriculum firsthand and share feedback that will directly shape what comes next for the RICJ Curriculum Project. Your lived experience and perspective matter because this is how we make sure this curriculum truly reflects and serves our communities.

 

We are especially looking for:
  • Parents and students
  • Community partners and community leaders
  • Educators and education professionals
  • Education nonprofits and youth organizations
  • Local school council members and PTAs
  • Anyone who cares about our youth and community!

 

Sign up here to let us know you're joining.

 

6 PM - 8 PM
Multi-day Event
Community education program

Presented by KCRS Empowerment

 

Write Your Crown is a virtual creative writing experience designed to help youth and young adults discover the power of their voice, strengthen their writing skills, and express themselves with confidence. Through guided writing activities, journaling, storytelling, poetry, creative prompts, and group discussions, participants will have a safe and encouraging space to explore their ideas, experiences, goals, and creativity. No previous writing experience is required. Participants only need an open mind, a willingness to participate, and something to write with!

 

Program Schedule

Dates: October 5, 2026 – May 31, 2027

2nd & 4th Mondays, with select 5th Monday

6-7pm: 10-15 years old

7-8pm: 16+ years old

6:00 PM – 7:00 PM

This session will provide age-appropriate creative writing activities focused on: •Building confidence and self-expression •Journaling and creative writing prompts •Short stories and storytelling •Poetry and spoken-word activities

 

Register Here