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.

Organizations & Community Partnerships

At Project Ring Inc., we believe lasting change is made through collaboration. We are proud to partner with nonprofit organizations, community leaders, public agencies, and dedicated volunteers who share our commitment to serving individuals experiencing homelessness, mental health challenges, and financial hardship. Together, we expand access to resources, strengthen communities, and provide hope to those who need it most.

Project Kind

Project Kind is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals experiencing homelessness through outreach, essential supplies, and compassionate community engagement. Their commitment to providing basic necessities and connecting individuals with vital resources makes a meaningful difference throughout the communities they serve.

Let's Talk Well Women

Let's Talk Well Women empowers women through education, wellness initiatives, advocacy, and access to essential resources. By fostering supportive environments and promoting physical and mental well-being, they help women build healthier, stronger futures.

Roxbury Social Services

Roxbury Social Services assists individuals and families facing hardship through a variety of community-based programs. Their services include housing assistance, food access, emergency support, and resource navigation, helping strengthen and uplift the local community.

Rhonda Clarke

NY Metro Chapter Director & HOPE Youth Corps Site Coordinator, HOPE Worldwide, Ltd.

Rhonda Clarke is a dedicated community leader whose passion for service has positively impacted countless individuals and families. Through her leadership with HOPE Worldwide, she organizes outreach initiatives, mentors youth, and connects communities with essential resources. Her partnership with Project Ring has helped expand our outreach efforts and strengthen our shared mission of serving those in need.

City of Newark – Newark Police Department

Project Ring proudly partners with the City of Newark Police Department, working alongside Community Service Officers to distribute resource cards and essential supplies throughout the community. This partnership allows us to connect individuals directly with critical services while strengthening relationships between community members and first responders.

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Partner With Project Ring

We are always looking to build meaningful partnerships with organizations that share our mission of serving others.

We welcome collaboration with:

Nonprofit organizations

Community organizations

First responder agencies

Healthcare organizations

Schools and universities

Faith-based organizations

Businesses and corporate partners

Volunteer groups

Partnership Opportunities

Community outreach events

Resource card distribution

Hygiene kit and care package initiatives

Educational and awareness campaigns

Volunteer opportunities

Community resource fairs

Sponsorship and donation partnerships

If your organization is interested in partnering with Project Ring or would like to request resource cards for distribution, we'd love to hear from you.

Email: projectring2016@gmail.com

Together, we can expand access to essential resources, strengthen communities, and create lasting change—one connection at a time.

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.

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Organizational Independence

Project Ring Inc. is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All programs, services, outreach initiatives, communications, partnerships, and activities are conducted solely under the direction of Project Ring Inc. and its Board of Directors.

The professional backgrounds of our board members, volunteers, and staff are shared for informational purposes only and do not imply endorsement, sponsorship, or affiliation by their current or former employers. Unless explicitly stated through a formal partnership agreement, Project Ring is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of any employer, healthcare system, emergency medical services agency, hospital, municipality, government entity, or other organization.