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Largest behavioral-care nonprofits in Rhode Island

The 50 largest behavioral-care nonprofits in Rhode Island

The 50 largest behavioral-care nonprofits in Rhode Island by revenue range from $171 million down to $12,000.

The largest are Butler Hospital, Emma Pendleton Bradley Hospital, and The Providence Center Inc.

Organizations
109
Total revenue
$578.1M
Total assets
$419.6M

Largest behavioral-care nonprofits in Rhode Island

Ranked by revenue.

Butler Hospital
Emma Pendleton Bradley Hospital
The Providence Center Inc
Community Care Alliance
Gateway Healthcare Inc
Thrive Behavioral Health Inc
Refocus Inc
Codac Inc
Newport County Community Mental Health Center Inc
Spurwink-Ri
Horizon Healthcare Partners
BBvchc Support Corporation
Bridgemark Inc
Map Behavioral Health Services Inc
Sstar Of Rhode Island Inc
Children And Youth Cabinet
The Herren Project
The Substance Use And Mental Health Leadership Council Of Ri
Strategic Prevention Partnerships Inc
Amersa Inc
Youth Pride Inc
Woonsocket Prevention Coalition Corporation
PPeace Love Foundation
Ri Communities For Addiction Recovery Efforts Inc
Rhode Island Developmental Disabilities Council
Rhode Island Association For Infant Mental Health
Foundation For Integrated Care
Families Reaching Into Each New Day Inc
Nami Rhode Island
Mental Health Association Of Rhode Island
The Chris Collins Foundation Inc
OOmena Inc
PParadigm Biblical Counseling
VVicta Life
The Samaritans Inc
Nashua Street Corporation
Obed Apartments Inc
Tlr Realty
NNewport County Yana Club
BBallys Foundation North America
Unmuted
RRhode Island Psychological Institute
MMindfulness And Health Foundation Inc
RRainbow House
Thomas G Cavanagh Memorial Fund Inc
Area 61 Rhode Island General Service Inc
Katie E Decubellis Memorial Fund
Matthew Patton Foundation
Courtney Roderick Run For Recovery
Narragansett Prevention Partnership Inc
Public data from IRS Form 990 e-file & Business Master File. A 990 shows how an organization is run and funded — not its real-world outcomes. Figures are presented without evaluation; we do not rate, score, or rank organizations. · philanthropy.org