CVS Health, WPRI 12 and the Pawtucket Red Sox are joining forces for the third year of “Community Heroes”, a program that will provide $55,000 in grants to Rhode Island nonprofits. All three organizations are committed to helping youth lead tobacco-free lives. That is why this year’s grant program is a Public Service Announcement campaign where youth can create a 30- or 60-second video on what it means for them to be the first tobacco-free generation.

Congratulations to these following organizations:Boys & Girls Clubs of Warwick Chariho Youth Task ForceLearning Community Charter SchoolNorth Providence Youth CommissionOasis International Pawtucket Prevention Coalition South Kingstown Partnership for PreventionSpirit Educational ProgramTobacco Free Rhode Island West Warwick High School SADD

Now, vote for your favorite video to help them win even more money! Voting begins today and goes through August 23rd. The organization with the most votes will get a bonus $5,000 grant.  Visit www.cvshealth.com/communityheroes to view the videos and submit your vote today.The information, advice and answers displayed in The Rhode Show section of WPRI.com are those of individual sponsors and not WPRI-TV/Nexstar Media Group, Inc. WPRI.com presents this content on behalf of each participating Rhode Show sponsor. Sponsored content is copyrighted to its respective sponsor unless otherwise indicated.