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EITC Grants (Education Improvement Tax Credit Program) is sponsored by PPL Electric Utilities. PPL Electric Utilities invests in programs that improve and enhance educational opportunities for students through Pennsylvania's Education Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program.
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Pennsylvania Grants - PPL Corporation The PPL Foundation is committed to helping communities thrive. Through our grant programs, we support nonprofits that spark curiosity in students, open doors to career opportunities, strengthen neighborhoods and protect natural resources for generations to come. Together, we can create lasting change and build vibrant communities across our service areas.
in grants awarded annually “We want to see the communities where we live and work remain vibrant, healthy and strong. The PPL Foundation allows us to give back to the community in ways that improve the lives and well-being of residents.
” Lissette Santana | President, PPL Foundation Learn more about our grant programs Click here to view our informational webinar video Download the presentation here Download the Grant information booklet here Empowering Community Grants Grants of $2,500 to $20,000 will be awarded to organizations that advance community vitality, expand access to opportunities, promote resilience and sustainability and enhance education.
Grant applications will be accepted twice a year – in the spring and fall. Organizations may apply at a time which best suits their funding needs and fiscal calendars. Only one grant will be awarded per organization annually.
2026 Grant Recipients (spring) In addition to PPL Foundation funded grants, PPL Electric Utilities invests in programs that improve and enhance educational opportunities for students through Pennsylvania’s Education Improvement Tax Credit grant program. PPL Electric Utilities provides support to eligible Education Improvement Organizations and Pre-K Scholarship Organizations.
We do not participate in the Scholarship category of this program. Please note, however, that our participation in this program is dependent on state approval.
2025 PPL Electric Utilities EITC Report June 1 – July 15 – Grant applications accepted online August – Applications reviewed and approved Fall – Winners notified and grants dispersed, pending state approval Through its sponsorship program, PPL supports many events and programs benefiting local communities within PPL Electric Utilities’ service territory in Pennsylvania. Applications are accepted year-round.
To submit a request, click here Frequently asked questions Any nonprofit organization (501c3) working to improve the community through initiatives focused on: Resilience & Sustainability Municipalities, churches, schools and chambers of commerce are not eligible. Applicants should be located in a region served by PPL Electric Utilities.
Grant requests from organizations located outside the PPL Electric Utilities region may be considered, but the organization should prove that its activities benefit the PPL Electric Utilities region in addition to other areas. How can this grant be used? PPL is committed to building healthy communities through financial support to nonprofits working in the areas of education and development of sustainable communities.
Sustaining grants can be used for operating funds and day-to-day program management. Do I have to be located in PPL Electric Utilities’ Service Territory? Our objective is to improve the quality of life in the communities we serve, with a particular focus on the 29 Pennsylvania counties served by PPL Electric Utilities.
We serve the following regions in PA: Can I receive more than one grant from the PPL Foundation? An organization is only eligible to receive one grant once per calendar year. Are there any other considerations or requirements?
PPL will not be the sole contributor to capital campaign requests. No multi year commitments will be made. Requests from political, labor, religious groups, individuals or small groups of individuals, will not be considered.
Requests for scholarship funding will not be considered. Please see our scholarship page . ANTI-DISCRIMINATION POLICY: All recipients of grants, sponsorship dollars and in-kind support from any of PPL’s giving programs What are the focus areas of the PPL Foundation?
The PPL Foundation contributes millions annually to organizations working in the following areas: Inclusive skill-building or entrepreneurship training Resilience & Sustainability Environmental stewardship Neighborhood revitalization How will the grant recipients be decided? All applications will be reviewed by regional committees of local PPL employees and the officers and board of the PPL Foundation.
All applications will undergo the same review process, with a focus on whether projects: Align with the PPL Foundation’s core mission and focus areas of education; diversity, equity and inclusion; and sustainable communities. Address an urgent need in the community. Target underserved populations.
Fill a unique niche or complement other ongoing efforts in the community. Who is on the regional committee that reviews grants? The regional committees are made up of employees who live and work in the communities they serve to ensure local consideration of each grant application.
How much does the foundation expect to award annually? Is there a set amount or target for the PPL Foundation? The PPL Foundation awards $1.
5 million annually through grants. Do ratepayer dollars help fund the PPL Foundation? PPL Foundation is an independent, non-profit organization.
Funded solely by PPL Corporation, the foundation was formed to support community initiatives in the areas served by PPL Corporation’s utilities. Access the portal to apply. When a grant cycle is open, the application for that grant will be available in the portal.
First-time users in our application portal will need to complete a profile and create a password. Click Start a New Grant Application to begin. You will need to provide the following: A summary of your request Uploads of any relevant documents (Ex: annual budget, program budget, annual reports, brochures, etc.) Can I save a draft of my application?
Yes. You can save a draft. You can also print a copy of the application if needed.
You will be able to review your application before submitting. Once submitted, applications are no longer open for editing. If you run into technical issues, contact our technical support by clicking on the Need Support?
Link at the bottom of each page. When will organizations learn if they’ve been successful? Please see the grant timelines on this page for more information.
Grant applicants will receive written notification of the grant award decision. Applicants will be able to view the status of their requests in the Foundation’s online portal. Questions about grants or partnerships?
Email: community@pplweb. com Join us during our monthly virtual office hours to ask questions, discuss grant opportunities or chat about your programs. Every 3 rd Monday from 11 am to noon Chat with us via Microsoft Teams Grants Information Booklet
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Recipients must be qualified by the state's Department of Community and Economic Development as eligible Education Improvement Organizations or Pre-K Scholarship Organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows unspecified (PPL Electric Utilities contributed $750,000 in 2025 through this program). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was July 15, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
EITC Grants (Education Improvement Tax Credit Program) is funded by PPL Electric Utilities. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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