Pacific Power Foundation Grants $56,000 to Southern Oregon Non-Profits

Medford Klamath Falls, OR, September 29, 2026 —

The Pacific Power Foundation has announced the distribution of $56,000 in grant funding to thirteen non-profit organizations operating throughout Southern Oregon. The foundation’s initiative aims to support community-based programs and services within the region.

The specific names of the thirteen recipient organizations and details regarding how each grant award will be utilized were not immediately available. Typically, grants from foundations like the Pacific Power Foundation are directed towards a variety of causes, including but not limited to environmental stewardship, education, community development, and social services. These funds often provide critical support that enables non-profits to expand their reach, maintain essential operations, or launch new projects that address identified community needs.

The total sum of $56,000 represents a significant investment in the non-profit sector of Southern Oregon. While the summary does not provide a timeline for the disbursement of these funds, such awards are generally intended to have an immediate impact on the organizations and the communities they serve. The Pacific Power Foundation has historically supported various philanthropic efforts, aligning with its commitment to the well-being of the areas where its customers and employees live and work.

Further details on the specific projects or programs that will benefit from this grant funding are expected to be released by the involved non-profit organizations at a later date. This latest round of grants underscores the ongoing need for financial support for vital community services and the role of corporate foundations in addressing these needs.

Story summarized from the original created by Troy Heie on rv-times.com, see more information here.

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