Childhood Lead Action Project, Inc.

W7MEUZQ1MY37

5KCR4

2026-04-21

www.leadsafekids.org

2025-04-22

2009-07-03

UCC-3 CONTINUATION

202125590840

2021-10-04

Continuation

Childhood Lead Action Project, Inc.

Debtor(s)

UCC-3 CONTINUATION

201616989770

2016-09-14

Childhood Lead Action Project, Inc.

Debtor(s)

WEBSTER BANK, N.A.

Secured Parties

UCC-1 Standard

201110536290

2011-11-15

Childhood Lead Action Project, Inc.

Debtor(s)

WEBSTER BANK, N.A.

Secured Parties

2024-08-08

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Environmental Protection Agency

DESCRIPTION:THIS AGREEMENT WILL PROVIDE FUNDING TO CHILDHOOD LEAD ACTION PROJECT TO IMPLEMENT AN EDUCATION, TRAINING AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PROGRAM TO RAISE AWARENESS OF LEAD AND INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND PREVENT EXPOSURE TO TOXICS. CHILDHOOD LEAD ACTION PROJECT WILL CONDUCT COMMUNITY-BASED EDUCATION CAMPAIGNS FOR URBAN COMMUNITIES SERIOUSLY AFFECTED BY LEAD POISONING WHILE MOBILIZING CITIZENS TO WORK FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE. CHILDHOOD LEAD ACTION PROJECT WILL FACILITATE MULTIPLE COALITIONS ACROSS THE STATE OF RHODE ISLAND WHERE ENVIRONMENTAL, HOUSING, HEALTH, AND SOCIAL SERVICE GROUPS AND PARENTS OF LEAD POISONED CHILDREN WORK TOGETHER TO PROMOTE LEAD SAFETY AND IMPROVE INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY. THIS PROJECT WILL REDUCE INCIDENCE OF CHILDHOOD LEAD POISONING BY IMPROVING THE SAFETY OF RENTAL HOUSING AND INCREASING THE CAPACITY OF RESIDENTS, GOVERNMENT REGULATORS, AND HOUSING FUNDING AGENCIES TO WORK TOGETHER TO ADDRESS LEAD AND INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ISSUES ON A LOCAL LEVEL INCLUDING LEAD SAFE EDUCATION AND INCREASING PUBLIC ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND CONDUCTING ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ACTIVITIES IN PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND.ACTIVITIES:THE FUNDING FROM THIS GRANT OPPORTUNITY WILL COVER THREE MAIN ACTIVITIES. THE FIRST ACTIVITY WILL BE MEETING WITH STAKEHOLDER GROUPS INCLUDING COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND HOUSING CODE ENFORCEMENT TO COORDINATE LEAD POISONING PREVENTION ACTIVITIES TO SUPPORT AT LEAST 100 RENTAL PROPERTIES MEET OR EXCEED STATE REQUIREMENTS AND IMPROVE INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND REDUCE EXPOSURE TO TOXICS. THIS PROJECT WILL WORK TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP ON LEAD POISONING PREVENTION, INCREASE PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT AND IMPROVE PARTICIPATION LOCAL, STATE AND COMMUNITY DECISION-MAKING. CHILDHOOD LEAD ACTION PROJECT WILL RAISE AWARENESS AMONG PARENTS, TENANTS, HOMEOWNERS AND OTHER COMMUNITY MEMBERS AT RISK FOR LEAD POISONING BY CARRYING OUT LINGUISTICALLY AND CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE DOOR-TO-DOOR OUTREACH PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL AND INFORMATIONAL MATERIAL ON LEAD, INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND APPROACHES TO PREVENT LEAD POISONING. SUBRECIPIENT:THE FIRST SUBAWARD WILL BE USED FOR ACCOUNTING FIRM FEES TO SUPPORT PROJECT-RELATED COMPLIANCE AS IT RELATES TO THE 6600-01 FORM. THE FUNDS WILL BE AWARDED TO AN PRE-EXISTING SERVICE PROVIDER FOR CHILDHOOD LEAD ACTION PROJECT. THE SECOND SUBAWARD WILL BE USED TO COVER COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH A RENOVATION, REPAIR AND PAINTING INSTRUCTOR. THE RENOVATION, REPAIR AND PAINTING INSTRUCTOR WILL HOST 6 CLASSES (10 HOUR CLASSES AT $45/HOUR) OVER THE DURATION OF THE GRANT PERIOD.OUTCOMES:ANTICIPATED DELIVERABLES FOR THIS PROJECT INCLUDE IDENTIFYING AT LEAST 100 PRIORITY RENTAL PROPERTIES TO MEET OR EXCEED LEAD SAFETY REQUIREMENTS AND IMPROVE INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY. A STAKEHOLDER GROUP WILL COORDINATE EDUCATION, ASSISTANCE AND ACTIONS TO HOMES AND PROPERTIES WITH HIGH LIKELIHOOD OF LEAD FROM ONE OR MORE SOURCES. CHILDHOOD LEAD ACTION PROJECT WILL PROVIDE INFORMATIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS TO COMMUNITY RESIDENTS TO DEVELOP THEIR ENVIRONMENTAL KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS TO BE ABLE TO IDENTIFY LEAD RISKS AND TAKE ACTIONS TO PREVENT LEAD AND TOXICS EXPOSURE. TENANTS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS WILL BE PROVIDED WITH INFORMATION ON TENANT RIGHTS THROUGH DOOR-TO-DOOR OUTREACH AND COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER WORKSHOPS. CHILDHOOD LEAD ACTION PROJECT WILL PROVIDE LATINO RENOVATION AND REPAIR SPECIALISTS WITH EPA'S LEAD PAINT RENOVATION, REPAIR AND PAINTING RULE TRAINING TO ENSURE THAT WORKERS EMPLOYED IN PROVIDENCE UNDERSTAND AND CAN COMPLY WITH LEAD SAFE PRACTICES. THIS PROJECT WILL REDUCE THE INCIDENCE OF LEAD POISONING AMONG CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 6 YEARS IN PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND. THE PROJECT WILL CREATE MULTI-STAKEHOLDER PARTNERSHIPS AMONG COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND LOCAL ENTITIES WITH RESOURCES AND POWER TO IMPROVE ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS SURROUNDING LEAD. PROVIDENCE PARENTS, TENANTS AND HOMEOWNERS WILL IMPROVE AWARENESS AND CAPACITY TO DECREASE LEAD HAZARDS AT HOME WITH THE EDU

500000.00

0.00

0.00

2023-08-28

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Environmental Protection Agency

DESCRIPTION:THE PURPOSE OF THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT IS TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO CHILDHOOD LEAD ACTION PROJECT TO CONDUCT THEIR 'CENTRAL FALLS LEAD SAFETY PROJECT PHASE II' PROJECT. THIS PROJECT SEEKS TO ENGAGE FAMILIES AT HIGH RISK FOR LEAD POISONING IN LEAD SAFETY WORKSHOPS FOR PARENTS; CONDUCT LEAD-SAFE WORK PRACTICES TRAINING FOR CONTRACTORS; ENGAGE LEAD REMEDIATION FUNDERS, ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS, COMMUNITY PARTNERS, AND STATE OFFICIALS COORDINATING RESOURCES AND IMPLEMENT A NEW PHASE OF A MULTI-STAKEHOLDER OUTREACH STRATEGY TO PROACTIVELY TARGET NEGLIGENT LANDLORDS DODGING LEAD SAFETY LAWS IN WHICH WOULD INCLUDE A POSTCARD CAMPAIGN TO RECRUIT FOR LEAD-SAFE WORK PRACTICES TRAININGS. ACTIVITIES:ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED INCLUDE: 1) A COMMITTEE OF LOCAL RESIDENTS LED BY PARENTS, TENANTS, AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS DEVELOPS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR OFFICIALS REGARDING LEAD SAFETY AND LEAD LAW ENFORCEMENT IN THEIR COMMUNITY. 2) CREATE LEAD VIOLATIONS PROACTIVE TARGET LIST OF 50 PROPERTIES CHOSEN BASED ON LOCAL KNOWLEDGE AND RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH DATA. 3) FAMILIES AT HIGH RISK FOR EXPOSURE TO LEAD HAZARDS EDUCATED ABOUT LEAD PREVENTION RESOURCES AND TENANTS RIGHTS THROUGH CUSTOMIZED WORKSHOPS. 4)TENANTS AT HIGH RISK FOR EXPOSURE TO LEAD HAZARDS EDUCATED ABOUT LEAD PREVENTION RESOURCES AND TENANTS RIGHTS THROUGH DOOR TO DOOR OUTREACH. 5) LATINO RENOVATION AND REPAIR SPECIALISTS AND HOMEOWNERS TO RECEIVE TRAINING ON THE EPA LEAD PAINT RENOVATION, REPAIR AND PAINTING RULE AND LEAD-SAFE WORK PRACTICES. 6) COORDINATED LEAD COMPLIANCE/OUTREACH WORK PLAN WITH TIMELINE. 7) LOCAL HOMES MADE LEAD-SAFE DUE TO OUTREACH REGARDING ABATEMENT RESOURCES AND LEAD LAW ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS GUIDED BY THEIR STAKEHOLDER GROUP. SUBRECIPIENT:NO SUBAWARDS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT.OUTCOMES:ANTICIPATED OUTCOMES INCLUDE: 1) A DECREASE IN THE INCIDENCE OF LEAD POISONING AMONG CHILDREN UNDER 6 IN CENTRAL FALLS, RI. 2) INCREASED CAPACITY AMONG CENTRAL FALLS PARENTS, TENANTS, LANDLORDS AND STAKEHOLDERS TO IMPROVE CHILDREN'S ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH IN THE FUTURE. 3) IMPROVED COMPLIANCE WITH STATE AND EPA LEAD-SAFE WORK PRACTICES TRAINING REQUIREMENTS BY WORKERS RENOVATING HOMES AND DAYCARES. 4) IMPROVED PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN LOCAL INSTITUTIONS RESPONSIBLE FOR LEAD ENFORCEMENT, LEAD ABATEMENT FUNDERS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS. 5) A GREATER SUPPLY OF LEAD-SAFE HOUSING FOR CENTRAL FALLS RESIDENTS. DIRECT BENEFICIARIES ARE RESIDENTS OF CENTRAL FALLS, RI.

40000.00

0.00

0.00

2023-09-20

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Department of Health and Human Services

RHODE ISLAND COMMUNITY LEAD POISONING PREVENTION PROJECT

400000.00

0.00

0.00

2022-08-24

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Environmental Protection Agency

DESCRIPTION:THE CENTRAL FALLS LEAD SAFETY PROJECT SEEKS TO ENGAGE FAMILIES AT HIGH RISK FOR LEAD POISONING IN LEAD SAFETY WORKSHOPS AND A STEERING COMMITTEE TO GUIDE THE PROJECT AND PROVIDE ENFORCEMENT RECOMMENDATIONS TO OFFICIALS; CONDUCT LEAD SAFETY WORKSHOPS FOR PARENTS; CONDUCT LEAD-SAFE WORK PRACTICES TRAININGS FOR CONTRACTORS, WHO WILL DO THEIR PART IN KEEPING CHILDREN SAFE FROM LEAD DURING RENOVATIONS; ENGAGE LEAD REMEDIATION FUNDERS, ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS, COMMUNITY PARTNERS, AND STATE OFFICIALS IN COORDINATING RESOURCES; AND IMPLEMENT A NEW, MULTI-STAKEHOLDER OUTREACH STRATEGY TO PROACTIVELY TARGET NEGLIGENT LANDLORDS DODGING LEAD SAFETY LAWS.ACTIVITIES:WITH A STRONG EFFORT TO ENGAGE FAMILIES MOTIVATED AFFECTED BY LEAD HAZARDS AT HOME, STAFF WILL COORDINATE A COMMUNITY-LEVEL COMMITTEE OF PARENTS, TENANTS, AND OTHERS ROOTED IN THE COMMUNITY TO PLAN AND DRIVE THE PROJECT. WITH CURRENT EPA HEALTHY COMMUNITIES SUPPORT, CHILDHOOD LEAD ACTION PROJECT WILL COORDINATE A CENTRAL FALLS COMMUNITY LEAD SAFETY COALITION TO PROVIDE LEADERSHIP FOR OUR WORK. TO PREVENT AND ADDRESS CASES OF LEAD POISONING AT HOME, CHILDHOOD LEAD ACTION PROJECT WILL PROVIDE LEAD POISONING PREVENTION TRAINING AND RESOURCE REFERRALS TO FAMILIES WITH YOUNG CHILDREN AT HIGH RISK VIA INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS, IN ADDITION TO CARRYING OUT DOOR TO DOOR OUTREACH TO EDUCATE TENANTS IN HOMES WITH LEAD HAZARDS ABOUT LEAD SAFETY RISKS, PREVENTION METHODS, AND FREE LEGAL PROTECTION FROM RETALIATION. THE PROJECT WILL ALSO ENGAGE THOSE DIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTAINING LEAD-SAFE HOMES, APARTMENTS, AND EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION FACILITIES. WITH THE APPLICANT'S HIGHLY EXPERIENCED BILINGUAL TRAINERS, THE CHILDHOOD LEAD ACTION PROJECT WILL CONDUCT ONE LEAD-SAFE WORK PRACTICES TRAINING FOR WORKERS, WITH A CONTINUED FOCUS ON HISPANIC/LATINO WORKERS (A POPULATION THAT HAS BEEN UNDERSERVED IN LEAD SAFETY TRAINING) AND THOSE PERFORMING REPAIRS AT PRE-1978 CHILDCARE FACILITIES. SUBRECIPIENT:NO SUBAWARDS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT.OUTCOMES:ANTICIPATED OUTCOMES INCLUDE: 1) A DECREASE IN THE INCIDENCE OF LEAD POISONING AMONG CHILDREN UNDER 6 IN CENTRAL FALLS 2) INCREASED CAPACITY AMONG CENTRAL FALLS PARENTS, TENANTS, LANDLORDS, AND STAKEHOLDERS TO IMPROVE CHILDREN'S ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH IN THE FUTURE 3) IMPROVED COMPLIANCE WITH STATE AND EPA LEAD-SAFE WORK PRACTICES TRAINING REQUIREMENTS BY WORKERS RENOVATING HOMES/DAYCARES 4) IMPROVED PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN LOCAL INSTITUTIONS RESPONSIBLE FOR LEAD ENFORCEMENT, LEAD ABATEMENT FUNDERS, AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS 5) A GREATER SUPPLY OF LEAD-SAFE HOUSING FOR CENTRAL FALLS RESIDENTS ANTICIPATED OUTPUTS INCLUDE: 1) A COMMITTEE OF LOCAL RESIDENTS LED BY PARENTS, TENANTS, AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS DEVELOPS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR OFFICIALS REGARDING LEAD SAFETY AND LEAD LAW ENFORCEMENT IN THEIR COMMUNITIES; 2) LEAD VIOLATIONS PROACTIVE OUTREACH TARGET LIST OF 50 PROPERTIES CHOSEN BASED ON LOCAL KNOWLEDGE, DOH DATA; 3) FAMILIES AT HIGH RISK FOR EXPOSURE TO LEAD HAZARDS EDUCATED ABOUT LEAD PREVENTION RESOURCES AND TENANTS RIGHTS THROUGH CUSTOMIZED WORKSHOPS; 4) TENANTS AT HIGH RISK FOR EXPOSURE TO LEAD HAZARDS EDUCATED ABOUT LEAD PREVENTION RESOURCES AND TENANTS RIGHTS THROUGH DOOR TO DOOR OUTREACH; 5) LATINO RENOVATION AND REPAIR SPECIALISTS AND HOMEOWNERS RECEIVE TRAINING ON THE EPA LEAD PAINT RENOVATION, REPAIR AND PAINTING RULE AND LEAD-SAFE WORK PRACTICES; 6) COORDINATED LEAD COMPLIANCE/OUTREACH WORK PLAN WITH TIMELINE; 7) LOCAL HOMES MADE LEAD-SAFE DUE TO OUTREACH REGARDING ABATEMENT RESOURCES AND LEAD LAW ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS GUIDED BY OUR STAKEHOLDER GROUP DIRECT BENEFICIARIES ARE RESIDENTS OF CENTRAL FALLS, RI.

30000.00

0.00

0.00

2021-01-25

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Small Business Administration

TO AID SMALL BUSINESSES IN MAINTAINING WORK FORCE DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC.

0.00

28862.33

28862.33

22-3179528

Government Instrumentality, Title-Holding Corporation, Charitable Organization, Agricultural Organization, Board of Trade, Pleasure, Recreational, or Social Club, Fraternal Beneficiary Society, Order or Association, Voluntary Employees' Beneficiary Association (Non-Govt. Emps.), Domestic Fraternal Societies and Associations, Teachers Retirement Fund Assoc., Benevolent Life Insurance Assoc., Burial Association, Credit Union, Mutual Insurance Company or Assoc. Other Than Life or Marine, Corp. Financing Crop Operations, Supplemental Unemployment Compensation Trust or Plan, Employee Funded Pension Trust (Created Before 6/25/59), Post or Organization of War Veterans, Legal Service Organization, Black Lung Trust, Multiemployer Pension Plan, Veterans Assoc. Formed Prior to 1880, Trust Described in Sect. 4049 of ERISA, Title Holding Co. for Pensions, etc., State-Sponsored High Risk Health Insurance Organizations, State-Sponsored Workers' Compensation Reinsurance, ACA 1322 Qualified Nonprofit Health Insurance Issuers, Apostolic and Religious Org. (501(d)), Cooperative Hospital Service Organization (501(e)), Cooperative Service Organization of Operating Educational Organization (501(f)), Child Care Organization (501(k)), Charitable Risk Pool, Qualified State-Sponsored Tuition Program, 4947(a)(1) - Private Foundation (Form 990PF Filer)

1992-10

Type of organization and use of contribution: A public charity. Deductibility Limitation: 50% (60% for cash contributions)

2021-01-25

Paid in Full

100

28862.33

28862.33

White

Not Hispanic or Latino

Female Owned

Non-Veteran

29200.77

2020-04-30

Paid in Full

100

23200

23200

White

Not Hispanic or Latino

Female Owned

Non-Veteran

23520.35