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Mary House, founded in 1974 by Sister Frances Conway and the Sisters of Mercy, provides essential services such as a food pantry and shelter to individuals and families in need. Named in honor of parishioner Mary McLaughlin, it has been a vital resource for the community, offering access to food, toiletries, and warm clothing. In addition to the pantry, Mary House operates the Monday Night Meal Kitchen, established in 1982, which serves guests from diverse backgrounds, including families, veterans, and homeless individuals. The kitchen, originally open only on Thanksgiving and Christmas, now welcomes everyone every Monday evening, fostering a sense of community and support for all who attend. Generated from the website

Help RI Right to Life advocate for the unborn, the elderly, the sick, and the disabled. Click Here About Us Rhode Island Right to Life was founded in 1970. We have been committed to the sanctity of human life for over 35 years. Rhode Island Right to Life's mission is to advocate for a state, nation and world in which the innocent lives of the unborn, the disabled, the elderly, and the ill are cherished by the citizenry and protected by civil law. Each year, we lobby for legislation that advances the cause of the Sanctity of Human Life at both the state and federal levels. To see RI Right to Life's Legislative Package for this year, please click here. Mary Ellen McQueeney-Lally Esq. is our lobbyist at RI State House. Each year, we bring a pro-life legislative package to the Rhode Island General Assembly. RIRTL holds conferences and gives talks to groups from churches and other organizations that have an interest in the pro-life issues. Through our Education Fund, we maintain a comprehensive library of books, pamphlets, and videos on pro-life issues. The library is open to the public during our office hours. We also use these funds to put up posters and billboards across the state of Rhode Island that promote life issues and help women with unplanned pregnancies.

The Rhode Island Black Business Association (RIBBA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the business opportunities and vitality of Black-owned and minority businesses in Rhode Island. Through business development resources, entrepreneur training, contracting, advocacy, and access to capital, RIBBA supports businesses of all sizes in sustainable growth and equitable talent development. RIBBA values diversity and celebrates the contributions of individuals from all backgrounds, striving to create a purpose-driven Association where people unite to create lasting change. With a focus on providing workforce development programs and advocating for its members, RIBBA leverages the region's core assets to address issues such as contract opportunities, access to capital, quality jobs, growth, and quality of life.Generated from the website