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Washington Trust in the Community

Washington Trust is well known for our community involvement.

Washington Trust EmployeesWe believe that our success as an institution is part and parcel of the achievement of the communities as a whole. Sometimes the solution is grant money; sometimes it's brainstorming. And, sometimes it's simply lending a hand. Washington Trust is proud to reach out to the community in a variety of ways that are meaningful, needed, and appreciated.

Volunteerism

Washington Trust's employees are actively involved in the local community, serving in such roles as board members, committee chairs, coaches, and mentors.

RI Food BankSponsorships

Washington Trust sponsors a wide range of community events and activities such as road races, concerts, and festivals.

Heritage Festival award winnersCharitable Giving

The Washington Trust Charitable Foundation provides grants to 501(c)(3) organizations within our market area, including Rhode Island, Massachusetts and southeastern Connecticut.

Children at Peanut Butter DriveAnnual Peanut Butter Drive

Since Washington Trust started its Peanut Butter Drive in 2001, we have collected more than 125 tons of peanut butter!

The Washington Trust volunteers are dedicated, professional, and full of enthusiasm. They are so easy to work with, and they are essential to the success of the Walk. We wanted to honor their incredible volunteer efforts with a special award this year. We truly couldn't do it without them!"

— Joanne Quinn, Executive Director of The Autism Project

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