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PCC Community Grant PROGAM

 

We aren’t just part of the community — we’re owned by it. Our Community Grant Program supports local nonprofit organizations that are making positive impacts in our region.

Four times a year, PCC awards grants of up to $4k to two organizations that exemplify the spirit of our local community. One environmental grant and one social action grant are awarded each quarter, and we have a particular fondness for projects and programs that involve the nexus of food, equity and sustainability. Grant recipients will receive recognition in Sound Consumer, on our social media platforms and on our website.

View complete guidelines for the grant application process. We look forward to receiving your application!

COMMUNITY GRANT AWARD WINNERS

Our recent community grant winners:

Honey Bee Habitat

PCC’s grant will help purchase planting supplies and support the general costs of this program dedicated to protecting pollinator populations. Learn more at nwhoneybee.org.

Kids’ Cooking Program

PCC’s grant will support Food is Fun, a new after-school cooking and nutrition class series that utilizes grocery rescue donations from Columbia City PCC.

Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center

PCC’s grant will fund ecological farming practices, native habitat restoration, environmental education, research and volunteer programs. Learn more at oxbow.org.

Washington Green Schools

PCC’s grant will help sustain this support system for sustainable schools by funding classroom resources, curriculum, hands-on support, training and workshops.

Street Bean Espresso

PCC’s grant will be used to fund a new training program and mobile coffee cart providing employment for at-risk youth. Learn more at streetbean.org.

Puget Soundkeeper Alliance

PCC’s grant will support this organization’s Pollution Prevention Program, specifically the Lost Urban Creeks Project and marine clean-up supplies. Learn more at pugetsoundkeeper.org.

Washington Kids in Transition

PCC’s grant will help this organization afford healthy food and childcare at their meetings and community events, making it easier for individuals and families to engage with the organization.

Duwamish River Cleanup Coalition

PCC’s grant will fund the work of four Community Stewards with specialized training in plant removal, native plant maintenance and restoration efforts.

Coyote Central

PCC’s grant will go toward tuition costs for students enrolled in this affordable creative school’s culinary program. Learn more at coyotecentral.org.

Stewardship Partners

PCC’s grant will provide the funds to hire an experienced Salmon-Safe Rural Program Manager to recruit and certify three new farms as Salmon-Safe. Learn more at stewardshippartners.org.

Farms for Life

PCC’s grant will provide funds so this organization supporting low-income communities can purchase produce for the 2018 season, June through October. Learn more at farms4life.org.