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Improving the quality of life for Oregonians The PGE Foundation, an independent philanthropic organization, aligns its grantmaking with Portland General Electric’s commitment to the communities it serves. Founded in 1997, the Foundation was created through an endowment with the purpose of improving the quality of life for all Oregonians.
Since our inception, more than $33 million in investments has helped community-based organizations expand access to education and career pathways that strengthen long-term economic prosperity.
Executive Director Kregg Arntson to retire, welcoming new PGE Foundation leadership The PGE Foundation today announced that Brooke Brownlee will become Executive Director of the PGE Foundation, succeeding Kregg Arntson, who will retire on September 25 after more than a decade of service leading the Foundation and its work in the community.
Since assuming his role in 2014, Arntson supported innovative programs around education initiatives, climate resiliency, STEM career opportunities and more throughout Oregon and underserved communities through the foundation’s evolved economic prosperity investments.
During this time, Arntson played a key role in responding to major community challenges, increasing support during times of crisis and strengthening partnerships with organizations working to address social, environmental, and climate issues across the state.
PGE Foundation welcomes applications from eligible nonprofits through three focus-specific grant pillars: Career-Connected Learning Climate Resilient Communities While the majority of grants support projects and programs that align with our funding priorities, we also award grants for operating expenses and new and existing capital construction projects for organizations whose mission, vision and values align with these pillars.
Eligible applicants may apply by completing an online grant application in one of four funding pillars: Career-Connected Learning, Climate Resilient Communities and Career Pathways. View application deadlines . In 2025, through grants totaling over $1.
6 million, we focused on expanding opportunities for Oregonians to learn, grow and stay resilient in the face of change. From hands-on career learning and support during times of need to new investments in climate resilience, our work reflects a deep commitment to communities across the state. Read our 2025 impact stories Sep.
28, 2026 PGE Foundation awards grants to strengthen creative expression and climate resilience across Oregon May 6, 2026 PGE Foundation announces $350,000 investment in career-connected education in celebration of Oregon STEM Week Apr.
7, 2026 Affordable air filter system, EquAirity, wins inaugural PGE Foundation Powering Impact Award at PSU CleanTech Challenge PGE Foundation 2022 990-PF Federal Form PGE Foundation 2023 990-PF Federal Form PGE Foundation 2024 990-PF Federal Form Visit portlandgeneral. com
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PGE Foundation Career Pathways Grants is funded by Portland General Electric (PGE) Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Oregon. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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