The Rhode Island Saltwater Anglers Foundation is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization,
created to preserve our marine fisheries, the sponsorship of educational and public awareness programs, environmental protection,
restoration projects, and youth activity programs that foster recreational fishing, safety and conservation.
The Foundation helps to fund community, public access and marine fisheries projects, and donors can be assured that their
contributions are used wisely. Any funds expended by the Foundation must satisfy strict IRS 501(c)(3) rules.
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PRESENTLY SUPPORTED PROGRAMS
and Past Contributions
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- Kickemuit River Herring Run construction
- Mercury in Scup Study, Roger Williams University
2013 Recreational Fishing Advancement Grant
- Salmon In The Classroom Project, Westerly Middle School
- Southern New England Recreational Fishing Symposium, 2013
- National Environthon - Coventry HS Team trip
- Tag-A-Giant-Tuna Foundation
- Ten Mile River fish ladders construction
- Woonasquatucket River fish ladders
- Hunts Mills fisher ladder on the Ten Mile River
- Myco in striped bass research, Virginia Institute of Marine Science
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2013 Rhode Island Saltwater Anglers Foundation

Recreational Fishing Advancement Grant
- The Foundation is interested in promoting and investing in a project that will have benefit to the recreational fishing
community by providing support to a researcher affiliated with either Roger Williams University or the University of
Rhode Island.
- The Foundation is willing to fund a project exclusively with our funding, however we encourage applicants to leverage this
private funding with Federal or State funding to allow these funds to be used as a key part of a larger project.
- The Foundation may award one or multiple projects.
The maximum amount available for an individual project is $15,000. These funds may be used for on-the-ground habitat
conservation and improvement projects, research, culture specific to species of recreational interest, or for projects that
will in some other way benefit recreational fishermen in Southern New England
To find out more about the grant, click HERE.
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