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Pacific Power Foundation Small Capital Grants

Pacific Power Foundation Corporate

Checked Nov 2, 2026 on pacificpower.net

Award: Up to $5,000.
Next date: No posted deadline
Who can apply: Nonprofits
Where: Pacific Power and Rocky Mountain Power service areas

The Pacific Power Foundation accepts small capital requests from nonprofits during any of its four grant cycles. It can help with a defined equipment or improvement purchase for organizations in the Pacific Power or Rocky Mountain Power service area.

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Small capital requests are allowed, so this could pay for one play piece, shade, benches or surfacing as part of a larger playground. Playgrounds are not named, and the foundation generally does not fund capital campaigns or maintenance of existing facilities.

An organization may also submit a request for small capital funding during any of the four cycles.

The maximum amount available for small capital grants is $5,000.

Based on the funder's words, from pacificpower.net (opens in a new tab). This is our read, not the funder's.

How to apply

Create an account on the foundation's online grant application portal.
Log in, click "Apply for a Grant" and choose the cycle that matches your organization.
Submit the small capital request by that cycle's deadline, with proof of 501(c)(3) status.

See this grant on pacificpower.net (opens in a new tab)

All the details

Match: None listed
Deadline: None posted. The funder's page lists no dates and does not say the program is closed.
Cycle: Small capital requests can be submitted during any of the foundation's four grant cycles. Use the deadline for the cycle that matches your organization.
Who can apply, in full: Charitable 501(c)(3) nonprofits that are not private foundations. Grants may sometimes go to government entities for charitable purposes.
What it funds: Small capital requests, submitted during any of the foundation's four grant cycles.
Area: Projects must serve communities in the Pacific Power area (Oregon, Central/Southeastern Washington, Northern California) or the Rocky Mountain Power area (Utah, Wyoming, Southeastern Idaho).
Contact: pacificorpfoundation@pacificorp.com (email preferred), (503) 813-7257
Funder: Pacific Power Foundation (Corporate)
Source we checked: https://www.pacificpower.net/community/foundation.html (opens in a new tab)
Date last checked: Mon, Nov 2, 2026

We summarize public information. Always confirm details with the funder before applying.