Open/accepting through foundation portal — December 15, 2026 Safety/Wellness cycle serving PacifiCorp utility service territories; precise closing hour not published.
Pacific Northwest & Rockies — Pacific Power Foundation 2026 Safety and Wellness Community Grants (December 15)
FundingOrdinary charitable project grants generally under $10,000, most $2,000–$5,000; these are typical award figures, NOT a hard published individual maximum. Separate small capital request up to $5,000 in any cycle. No universal matching ratio published.
DeadlineSafety/Wellness cycle deadline: December 15, 2026. The funder publishes no exact submission hour or time zone. New Fluxx portal account eligibility review can take up to two business days.
Last verified2026-10-27
Required next actionConfirm city/county on utility service-area map at https://www.pacificpower.net/community/foundation.html. Register a qualifying organization in https://pacificorpfoundation.fluxx.io/ (allow up to two business days for account approval). Prepare 501(c)(3) letter if applicable, project title, <=150-word summary, amount requested, overall budget, number served, measurable results, supporters and relevant documentation. Select the organizational Safety/Wellness cycle and submit by December 15, 2026; no time zone published.
Broad Eligibility
501(c)(3) charitable nonprofits, excluding private foundations, and certain schools, government and educational organizations; project must benefit Pacific Power service areas in Oregon, central/southeast Washington or northern California, or Rocky Mountain Power service areas in Utah, Wyoming or southeast Idaho. Eligible Safety/Wellness work includes rural care access, disability resources, addiction, mental health, veteran services, homelessness, food security and public safety.
Atlas Analysis
Official PacifiCorp Pacific Power Foundation web grant guidelines reviewed October 27, 2026. December 15 cycle deadline covers Safety/Wellness; geography restricted to actual utility service territories in 6 states, not all residents of those states. Grants generally less than $10,000; typical awards $2k–$5k are NOT an applicant maximum. Special up-to-$5,000 small capital option may apply in any cycle but is separate from ordinary program grant profile. No mandatory universal match; nonprofits in good standing, or eligible educational/government groups. No deficit coverage, endowments, capital campaigns, computers/software, marketing, maintenance, conferences. New portal accounts require up to two-business-day eligibility review; applications need concise summary, budget, communities, outcome measures. Legitimate grant, not commercial procurement.
Pacific Power Foundation Safety and Wellness Grant Cycle — December 2026
The Pacific Power Foundation (PacifiCorp) provides grants to eligible community nonprofits and selected educational or governmental organizations in the service territories of Pacific Power and Rocky Mountain Power. The next Safety/Wellness cycle deadline is December 15, 2026. This is an applicant-facing charitable grant, not a commercial electric utility purchase or vendor procurement notice.
Applicant-level funding
The foundation reports that grants are generally less than $10,000 and most awards are between $2,000 and $5,000. This is a typical award profile, not a universal published maximum or guaranteed award size. It also offers a separate small-capital request option of up to $5,000 in any quarterly cycle; the December 2026 Safety/Wellness entry here covers its ordinary charitable project grant channel. No general matching-funds ratio is mandatory in the funder’s published guidance.
Eligible applicants and strictly limited geography
In general, eligible applicants are IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) charities other than private foundations, and in some circumstances qualifying schools, educational/research organizations, youth organizations or government entities. Projects must benefit the electric utility’s actual service communities, not just be located anywhere in the named states: Pacific Power serves parts of Oregon, central/southeastern Washington and northern California; Rocky Mountain Power serves parts of Utah, Wyoming and southeastern Idaho. Use the utility service-area map to confirm the project’s city or county qualifies. Individuals, discriminatory entities, political campaigns, noncharitable projects and religious activities for religious purposes are excluded.
Safety and Wellness grant priorities
The December grant cycle covers addiction prevention and treatment; disability resources; disaster response; domestic violence prevention; first responders; food insecurity; healthcare access; homelessness and housing support; mental health; public safety; veterans programs; wellness and preventive care. Routine deficit funding, endowments, capital campaigns, computers and software, advertising, existing-facility maintenance, conferences and events generally do not qualify. A proposal should explain a realistic project plan, measurable impact, additional community support and a sustainable benefit.
Application process
Apply through the foundation’s official Fluxx online grant portal, choosing the application cycle that matches the organization’s principal activity rather than merely the proposed project subject. New applicants must establish a portal account and provide evidence of eligibility; account review can take up to two business days. Prepare a project title, concise 150-word funding-use summary, grant amount requested, total project budget, estimated beneficiaries, communities served, expected outcomes, contributors and supporting documents. The published December deadline does not specify a closing hour or time zone.
Controlling official source: PacifiCorp/Pacific Power Foundation eligibility, deadlines, restrictions and application guidance. Current source checked October 27, 2026.
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