Project Ring Community Collaboration – 2026 In collaboration with Rhonda Clarke, Ashley Guillermo organized a resource card distribution and donation drop-off supporting the “Coming Home” event and local shelters. This initiative focused on connecting individuals with essential services and expanding community outreach.
🤝 Organizations & Community Partnerships
Project Ring Inc. is proud to collaborate with organizations and community leaders who share our mission of supporting individuals through outreach, resources, and compassionate care.
Project Kind
Project Kind is a nonprofit organization focused on serving individuals experiencing homelessness through outreach, essential supplies, and community support. They play a key role in connecting people with resources such as housing, clothing, and basic necessities, making a direct impact on underserved populations.
Let’s Talk Well Women
Let’s Talk Well Women is dedicated to supporting and empowering women through education, wellness initiatives, and access to essential resources. Their work focuses on promoting overall well-being and creating safe, supportive spaces for women in the community impact on underserved populations.
Roxbury Social Services
Roxbury Social Services provides assistance to individuals and families in need through a variety of community-based programs. Their services include support with housing, food access, and other essential resources, helping to strengthen and uplift the local community.
Rhonda Clarke NY Metro Chapter Director & Hope Youth Corps Site Coordinator, Hope Worldwide, Ltd.
Rhonda Clarke is a compassionate and dedicated leader committed to serving communities in need. She plays a vital role in organizing outreach initiatives, supporting youth programs, and connecting individuals with essential resources. Rhonda has been an incredible partner to Project Ring, helping expand our reach through meaningful collaboration and shared purpose.
City of Newark – Newark Police Department
We proudly partner with community officers, including Community Service Officer Keyonna Eley, who actively distributes our resource cards and collaborates with us during outreach events. Through this partnership, we are able to expand access to critical resources directly within the community.
🤍 Work With Us
If you are part of an organization, nonprofit, first responder agency, or community group and are interested in working with Project Ring Inc., we would love to connect.
We offer:
Community outreach collaborations
Event partnerships
Resource card distribution
Hygiene and support supply initiatives
If you would like to partner with us or request a supply of resource cards to distribute within your community, please reach out:
📧 projectring2016@gmail.com
Together, we can expand access to real resources and make a meaningful impact where it’s needed most.
📰 In the News
Learn more about our impact and community work:
Roxbury EMT Gives Money From Bracelet Sale to Fire Victims
With Project Ring, Teens Tackle Tiny Beads to Help Others
Newark Police Department.
In 2026, Project Ring Inc. proudly established one of our most impactful partnerships yet with the Newark Police Department. Through this collaboration, resource bags filled with essential items and support tools are now being distributed directly by Newark police officers in the field. Each officer has been equipped with resource cards, allowing them to connect individuals in need to critical services such as housing support, food assistance, mental health resources, and more. In addition, resource cards are now available at precinct front desks, ensuring that community members have easy, direct access to support whenever they need it.
Be You, Be Beautiful – 2019 (Project Kind Collaboration) Hosted by Project Kind, this impactful event featured special involvement from Rhett Ellison, a retired NFL tight end/fullback who played for the Minnesota Vikings and New York Giants, and Raina Ellison, an actress, model, and former runner-up on America’s Next Top Model. The event created a full day of empowerment and self-care for young women, including hair styling, makeup, braiding, dance classes, and mentorship. Its mission was to help participants recognize their natural beauty, build confidence, and understand their inherent worth.
2019 – Ashley’s Second Event (Community Fire Department Fundraiser) Ashley’s second event was held at the fire department where she first volunteered as an EMT, the place where her career began. This event was organized to support a local unhoused family whose home had burned down, leaving them with nothing. The event marked significant growth, bringing together multiple vendors and strong community support. All proceeds were donated directly to the Bandari family to help them rebuild and recover.
Ashley’s first event was held in partnership with Project Kind at Roxbury Social Services—the same place where she first began volunteering as an EMT. Through selling handmade bracelets, the event raised over $400 to support local outreach efforts.