Learn about the Black Block Community Foundation
We have started a nonprofit called the Black Block Community Foundation to service folks who work in, live in and/or have a business on The Black Block aka Downtown Pawtucket. 

We are asking for folks to join an association that is a part of our foundation. This association will come together and stay updated on what grants and monies are out there and available  for businesses, events or individuals. This association will also be representative of the community we aim to serve so please fill out this form thoroughly. 

We also would love your imput on this growing community on The Black Block! If you work in, live in and/or have a business in downtown Pawtucket and just want to stay informed on what we're doing and/or support our efforts please fill out the form below.

The Black Block Community Foundation pledges to promote and support business, property, and land ownership by acquiring, allocating, and identifying financial and other resources for individuals, groups, and companies in the disproportionately impacted community of downtown Pawtucket, Rhode Island.

Email *
First Name *
Last Name *
Phone number *
Which one of these statements apply to you? If you cannot check one of these you unfortunately do not qualify to be apart of this association. *
What is the name of your business? 
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Where do you work or live in downtown Pawtucket?
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What do you need money for? *
What is your age? *
What is your gender? *
How do you identify your racial or ethnic background? 
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What is your primary language spoken at home? 
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Have you ever served in the military?
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Have you ever been incarcerated? (this question will not effect your chances to secure grant money) *
What is your highest level of education? *
Please tell us if being on The Black Block has helped you in any way. If not, skip this section. 

Example: “After 3 decades of working as a service provider for multiple well-known established agencies, I found myself suddenly unemployed.  As a well seasoned, middle aged black woman, and survivor of decades of racial trauma in the workplace, I had no desire to apply for any job. I did not want to use another ounce of my energy to continue functioning under toxic corporate culture.

About 3 days after termination from this job, I remembered having met Ms. Leslie Moore, whom at the time had was purchasing buildings to create a Black Wall St-esk initiative she was calling The Black Block, for the purpose of providing opportunities for black entrepreneurs. My spirit led me to speak to her about starting my own practice.  Following my spirit has never failed me.  May 20, 2023 marks my second year working for myself and providing services in the community to treat over 300 Black and Brown Women and children, and a few men, all on The Black Block!”
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