[sc name=photo-caption captio=”This is not truck we are looking for.”]

What’s big and green and can’t go backwards?

Our once reliable 4-wheel drive truck, known as The Green Monster.

It helped us transport equipment, plow our lots clear of snow and haul our boat trailers. And now it’s transmission has failed us and we are sad.

As you know, WaterFire Providence is a non-profit organization always striving to bring the community together in spirit, in friendship, and in celebration.

Of course, everyone knows that all WaterFire events are FREE to attend – tens of thousands of visitors experience each WaterFire, enjoy our spectacular city and help boost our economy. However, we do have our challenges, as all non-profit organizations do. Our problem is trucks, we don’t have enough of them. We need a new (used) truck.

Help us find our new green (or black or red) monster! If 500 people contribute just $10 dollars, we can buy the new (used) truck we need, and we – need it asap.

Donate to Our Truck Campaign

[sc name=photo-caption caption=”We can wait to start cruising in style!”]

Would you be so kind to contribute $10 – or any amount of your choice – today?

We will be forever grateful. Any amount helps!

Thank you for your consideration, your continued support and for being a part of the WaterFire community, we can’t light the fires without you!!!

All my best –

Dana DiMarco, Director of Philanthropy
email: dana@waterfire.org
office: 401.273.1155 x 110

P.S. If you have any questions about WaterFire Providence, or would like information about how to become involved, or support us further, feel free to email me at dana@waterfire.org. Thank you!

Donate to Our Truck Campaign

[sc name=photo-caption caption=”This truck was graciously donated by Consigli Construction and is similar to the type of truck we are looking to purchase with the proceeds from this campaign. Thank you Consigli!”]

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Tim Blankenship

Director of Special Projects at WaterFire | + posts by author

Tim Blankenship, newly appointed Director of Special Projects, is a 22-year veteran of WaterFire and a steadfast advocate for the organization’s mission to unite the community through shared artistic experiences. Having worked across multiple departments, including a decade in production and recent years with the creative services team, Tim brings unmatched institutional knowledge to his new role. He will focus on strengthening internal systems and supporting the creation of new visitor experiences at both the downtown installation and the WaterFire Arts Center.