Giving Back
Rooted in Our Community
Our commitment to Rhode Island goes beyond the homes we renovate. Providence has been home to Red House since 2006. Over the years, we've built lasting relationships with the people and organizations that make our community a special place to live and work.
We believe in giving back to the places that have given us so much. From preserving historic architecture and supporting independent journalism to sharing our skills and contributing to causes close to our team's hearts, we're proud to invest in the community we call home.
Supporting the Genesis Center of Providence
We were proud to partner with Genesis Center in Providence on the renovation of two healthcare training classrooms, helping create improved learning environments for Rhode Islanders pursuing careers in healthcare.
The newly renovated spaces support hands-on education and workforce development, providing students with the resources and training opportunities needed to build successful careers. The project was celebrated with an official ribbon-cutting ceremony on October 29, attended by Senator Jack Reed, Providence Mayor Brett Smiley, Genesis Center leadership, community partners, and members of our Red House team.
Beyond the renovations, our team also came together for a volunteer painting day to refresh the center’s interior hallways.
At Red House, we believe in enhancing lives through the spaces we create and the communities we support. We're grateful to have played a part in Genesis Center's mission to expand access to education, career opportunities, and economic independence.
Preserving the Places That Make Providence Special
Partner in Preservation since 2019
Providence is home to some of New England's most remarkable historic architecture. Its buildings, neighborhoods, and architectural details tell the stories of generations who came before us, and we believe they deserve thoughtful stewardship.
As a Partner in Preservation with the Providence Preservation Society (PPS) since 2019, Red House proudly supports the organization's work advocating for historic preservation, thoughtful design, and the protection of Providence's architectural character.
Our commitment to preservation is deeply connected to the work we do every day. We believe older homes should be appreciated for their history while continuing to evolve for the people who live in them. By caring for these buildings, we're helping protect the architectural fabric that makes Providence distinct.
Supporting Independent Voices
An informed, connected community depends on access to independent journalism and thoughtful conversations about the issues that shape our lives.
Red House is a proud annual sponsor of The Public's Radio, supporting its commitment to local reporting and public-interest programming throughout Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts.
Listeners may recognize Red House from our regular on-air sponsorship messages. For us, supporting public radio is an investment in an institution that helps our neighbors stay informed, engaged, and connected to the place we share.
Inspiring the Next Generation
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Great design begins with curiosity, collaboration, and the confidence to explore new ideas. These are skills we believe deserve to be shared.
Through our relationship with DownCity Design, Red House supports opportunities for young people to discover the creative possibilities of architecture, design, and construction.
We've welcomed students into our Providence studio to explore material selections, meet members of our team, and learn how different disciplines work together to bring ideas to life.
We're proud to support an organization that empowers young people to think creatively, solve problems, and imagine new possibilities for themselves and their communities.
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Supporting Causes Close to Home
Our community involvement also reflects the people who make up Red House and the relationships we've built with our clients.
We believe that giving should be personal. Throughout the year, we make financial contributions to organizations whose missions are meaningful to members of our team, our clients, and the communities we serve.
We're proud to support:
Downcity Design
Gordon School
Public Radio
DownCity Design is a non-profit community design organization working to build the next generation of problem solvers. DownCity Design empowers students, educators, and community members to use design skills to improve the places where they live, work, and play.
The Gordon School is a racially diverse, nursery through eighth grade, all-gender independent school in East Providence, Rhode Island. Child by child, the Gordon School community cultivates successful students by inspiring joyful learning, encouraging intellectual leadership, fostering an empathic spirit, and stimulating a drive for positive societal impact.
The Public’s Radio is an independent, member-supported, nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing high-quality local, national, and international journalism to Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts.
Providence Preservation Society
Providence Children's Museum
West Place Animal Sanctuary
The PPS is a non-profit organization that advocates for historic preservation, thoughtful design, and people-centered planning in Providence, Rhode Island.
The Providence Children’s Museum is a local, curated space for children of all backgrounds, and its mission is to inspire lifelong learning for all through play, creativity, and exploration.
Located in Tiverton, RI, West Place Animal Sanctuary is a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide sanctuary for injured and abused animals, as well as cultivate a compassionate community.
Jewish Alliance Club
Newport Historical Society
We proudly support and partner with the Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island. A nonprofit organization that supports and strengthens the local Jewish community through education, advocacy, and social services. It offers cultural programs, community outreach, and resources for Jewish life while fostering connections with Israel and broader humanitarian efforts.
The Newport Historical Society preserves and showcases Newport, Rhode Island’s rich history. Founded in 1854, it manages historic sites, archives, and artifacts while offering tours and educational programs on the city’s colonial, maritime, and Gilded Age past. VISIT NEWPORT HISTORICAL SOCIETY
A Commitment That Starts with Our People
Care, Clarity, and Trust are more than the values that guide our work with clients. They shape how we treat one another and how we engage with our community.
We're proud of a team that brings generosity, curiosity, and a willingness to lend a hand to the work we do, both on and off the jobsite.
Because being part of a community means doing our part to make it stronger.