YAKIMA, Wash. — Oregon, Washington and California nonprofits and community organizations will be receiving more than $240,000 from the Pacific Power Foundation to promote education, and enhance science, technology, engineering and math learning opportunities.
Pacific Power said this funding is to create opportunities for the present and the future by helping programs that support young people through education and skill development.
“We are privileged to support our local organizations in preparing both children and adults to thrive and succeed on their own terms through these educational, STEM and workforce development opportunities,” said Ryan Flynn, director of the Pacific Power Foundation and president of Pacific Power. “We are truly inspired by the innovative approaches our communities are taking to nurture young minds for the future.”
Pacific Power offers education and STEM grants through four grant cycles each year which will support a range of organizations in the community.