our supporters

The most useful and influential people in America are those who take the deepest interest in institutions that exist for the purpose of making the world better"

Booker T. Washington

Rhode Island State Council on the Arts (RISCA) – for generously funding our educational mission since 2010.

The Hebert Family Fund – for generously funding our educational mission since 2016.

The City of Providence Department of Arts, Culture and Tourism — For funding our Afrofuturism program, in partnership with CityArts.

Envision Technology Advisors for donating their expertise and time to designing and building our website.

The Champlin Foundation — For generously funding the lift to make our lower floor wheelchair accessible.

RI Culture, Humanities and Arts Recovery Grants (RI CHARG) — Funding for RIMOSA in 2021 was provided in part by a grant from the RI State Council on the Arts, through the RI Culture, Humanities, and Arts Recovery Grant program. It was made possible thanks to the National Endowment for the Arts, via funds from the federal American Rescue Plan Act.

Individual and Organizational Donors

Axion Specialty Contracting, LLC

CELL-MET and Boston University’s Office of Outreach and Diversity — For their Engineering Engagement Kits (EEK!).

Connecting for Children & Families — For including our programming in their After School & Summer Programs at schools in Woonsocket.

Insperity

The McGoldrick Family

The Norman and Rosalie Fain Family Foundation

Nathan Jones

Fidelity Charitable — The Karen and Michael Isenberg Family Fund

National Informal STEM Education Network —For activity kits, materials, and professional development.

National Marker Company – For donating our vinyl window clings and exhibit stencils

North Kingstown Arts Council — For funding the Spring, 2021 Calder family program and Escher “Drink and Draw” program for adults.

Pawtucket Arts Grant — For funding our educational programs for the people of Pawtucket.

Providence After School Alliance (PASA) — For including us in their AfterZone programming since 2012.

Providence Shelter — For supporting our STEAM programs to children in Congregate Care and Foster Families.

Rhode Island Office of Library & Information Services (OLIS) — For funding our library programs across the state since the beginning.

Rhode Island Commerce Hotel, Arts and Tourism Grant Program — For supporting RIMOSA’s “Teamwork/ STEAM work” hands-on, virtual programs for foster and adoptive families through an Engagement, Service, and Resiliency (ESR) Activity Grant

Dr. Harvey Silverman and Mrs. Judy Silverman

Vanguard Charitable — The Erik Nelson Family Fund