Pacific Power (PacifiCorp, Berkshire Hathaway Energy)For nonprofits, local governments and tribes and collegesOnly in Oregon, Washington, California
The Pacific Power Foundation (part of the PacifiCorp Foundation) funds 501(c)(3) nonprofits and, sometimes, government entities serving Pacific Power's territory in Oregon, central and southeastern Washington, and northern California. Grants are generally under $10,000, most between $2,000 and $5,000, and small capital grants up to $5,000 can be requested in any cycle. Applications go through an online portal with deadlines by organization type: March 15 (education/STEM), June 15 (community enhancement and environment), September 15 (arts and culture) and December 15 (safety and wellness).
What you get
Generally under $10,000, most $2,000 to $5,000 (small capital grants up to $5,000)
Who qualifies
501(c)(3) nonprofit that is not a private foundation (government entities are sometimes funded for charitable purposes); proof of exemption with each request
Serves communities in the utility's service territory (Pacific Power's territory in Oregon, central and southeastern Washington, and northern California)
Includes schools and universities, cultural organizations, health and human services, and community and environmental groups
Not eligible: organizations that discriminate, political organizations, ballot campaigns or candidates
How to apply
Create an account on the PacifiCorp Foundation grant portal (pacificorpfoundation.fluxx.io); credentials arrive within two business days
Choose the cycle that matches your organization type and submit the application by its deadline (March 15, June 15, September 15 or December 15)
Include the amount requested (typically $2,000-$5,000), communities served, how results will be measured and other funders
Checked against Pacific Power (PacifiCorp, Berkshire Hathaway Energy)'s own page on October 16, 2026.
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The Raley's Companies Purposeful Giving Donations (Raley's and Bashas')
The Raley's CompaniesFor nonprofits and local governments and tribesOnly in California, Nevada, Arizona
The Raley's Companies' Purposeful Giving program makes donations for Raley's Family of Stores (Raley's, Bel Air, Nob Hill Foods in Northern California and Northern Nevada) and Bashas' Family of Stores (Bashas', AJ's, Food City in Arizona). Requests must fit areas such as food literacy, youth nutrition, wellness, youth development and community health, and are submitted through the online giving portal, which is accepting applications.
What you get
Donations for community programs and events
Who qualifies
Organizations in Raley's Family of Stores communities (Northern California, Northern Nevada) or Bashas' Family of Stores communities (Arizona)
Request aligns with an area of focus (e.g., food literacy, youth nutrition education, physical and social wellness, nutrition in healthcare; Bashas' also food banks and food assistance)
Not supported: operating or staffing costs, political campaigns, capital campaigns, individual fundraising, traveling teams, family reunions, alcohol
No requests by email, mail or phone
How to apply
Review the guidelines for Raley's or Bashas' on The Raley's Companies Giving Portal
Submit a new application online and use the portal's messaging feature for follow-up
Program page checked on October 16, 2026. The amount or dates aren't published, so confirm them on the program page.
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Land O'Lakes Foundation Region Grants Program
Land O'Lakes FoundationFor nonprofitsLocal programs in 5 states: CA, DE, MD, NY, PA
The Land O'Lakes Foundation gives $1,000 to $20,000 grants to nonprofits serving rural dairy communities in listed counties of its East and West Regions. Funds are awarded in two annual open rounds: Hunger Relief (May) and Community Vitality (September).
What you get
$1,000 to $20,000 (average award $5,000 to $10,000)
Who qualifies
Current 501(c)(3) public charity status required
Must primarily serve rural communities in eligible counties: Delaware (New Castle, Sussex); Maryland (Cecil, Kent, Washington); New York (Ontario, Steuben, Yates); 26 listed Pennsylvania counties including Lancaster, York and Berks; California (Fresno, Glenn, Kings, Riverside, Tulare)
Must align with hunger relief, education or community vitality priorities
Referrals from a Land O'Lakes member-owner are prioritized but not required
Not eligible: direct funding to individuals, trade/business associations, political, lobbying or fraternal groups, religious activities
How to apply
Read the Region Grants Program overview on the Land O'Lakes Foundation site
Apply on the YourCause portal during the open round: Hunger Relief (May 1-31) or Community Vitality (September 1-30)
Award letters and checks are sent in July/August (Hunger Relief) or November/December (Community Vitality)
Checked against Land O'Lakes Foundation's own page on October 16, 2026.
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PG&E Better Together Nature Positive Innovation Grant
PG&E (The PG&E Corporation Foundation)For nonprofits, local governments and tribes and collegesOnly in California
The PG&E Corporation Foundation's Better Together Nature Positive Innovation program awards five $100,000 regional grants a year for land stewardship, air quality and water stewardship projects in PG&E's Northern and Central California service area, one in each of PG&E's five regions. Government organizations (including tribal governments), educational institutions and 501(c)(3) nonprofits may apply, and projects serving disadvantaged or vulnerable communities get priority. The 2026 application window closed July 3, 2026.
What you get
$100,000 per grant (five regional grants)
Who qualifies
Governmental organizations, tribal governments, educational institutions, certified 501(c)(3) nonprofits or public charities
Project located in PG&E's Northern and Central California service area (North Coast, North Valley and Sierra, Bay Area, South Bay and Central Coast, or Central Valley region)
Must not act as a fiscal sponsor for another organization; one application per organization
Organizations awarded a Nature Positive Innovation Grant in 2023, 2024 or 2025 are ineligible
How to apply
Preview the application questions and FAQ on the program page
Submit one application through the program's online link during the annual window (the 2026 deadline was July 3, 2026); emailed applications are not accepted and in-progress applications cannot be saved
Send questions to NaturePositiveInnovationGrant@pge.com
Checked against PG&E (The PG&E Corporation Foundation)'s own page on October 16, 2026.
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Raley's Extra Credit Grants
Raley'sFor nonprofits and local governments and tribesOnly in California, Nevada
Raley's Extra Credit grants fund accredited K-12 schools and education nonprofits in Raley's communities for programs in nutrition education, food literacy, food insecurity and physical activity, prioritizing programs that feed kids or support their safety and mental well-being. Applications are taken online in fall and spring cycles; the fall 2026 cycle is closed and spring 2027 dates are pending.
What you get
Not stated
Who qualifies
Accredited K-12 academic institutions and education nonprofits
In Raley's Family of Stores communities (Northern California and Northern Nevada)
Program page checked on October 16, 2026. The amount or dates aren't published, so confirm them on the program page.
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Bulletin Displays Free PSA Billboards for Nonprofits
Bulletin DisplaysFor nonprofitsLocal programs in California
Bulletin Displays, a family-run Southern California billboard company based in Long Beach, offers free public service announcements, media donations and in-kind support to charitable and civic organizations on its bulletins and digital billboards. The company says it donates hundreds of thousands of dollars in space each year. Its page gives no formal application; organizations are directed to contact the company.
What you get
Free PSA space on bulletins and digital billboards (in-kind, not cash); value per organization not stated
Who qualifies
Charitable, nonprofit and civic organizations
Billboards are in Southern California, where Bulletin Displays operates
How to apply
Apply through the program page: https://www.bulletindisplays.com/community
Program page checked on October 16, 2026. The amount or dates aren't published, so confirm them on the program page.
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SDG&E Economic Prosperity grants
San Diego Gas & Electric (Sempra)For nonprofitsOnly in California
SDG&E's Economic Prosperity grant initiative invests shareholder funds in nonprofit organizations whose programs create opportunities for economic growth for individuals and families, especially in underserved communities in SDG&E's San Diego-area service territory. The 2024 round awarded close to $1 million; SDG&E's page says applications are no longer being accepted and gives no new window.
What you get
Amount not stated (about $1 million awarded in total in 2024)
Who qualifies
Nonprofit organizations serving SDG&E's service territory
Programs that create economic opportunity for individuals and families, especially in underserved communities
How to apply
Apply through the program page: https://www.sdge.com/more-information/community/economic-prosperity (applications are not currently being accepted)
Program page checked on October 16, 2026. The amount or dates aren't published, so confirm them on the program page.
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SDG&E Inspiring Future Leaders STEM grants
San Diego Gas & Electric (Sempra)For nonprofitsOnly in California
SDG&E's Inspiring Future Leaders initiative gives shareholder-funded grants to 501(c)(3) nonprofits that bridge equity gaps and improve access to K-16 STEM education and leadership development in historically underrepresented communities in SDG&E's territory. The 2024 round awarded close to $1 million to more than 50 organizations; the page says applications are no longer being accepted and gives no new window.
What you get
Amount not stated (close to $1 million to 50+ organizations in 2024)
Who qualifies
501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations serving SDG&E's service territory
Programs that advance K-16 STEM education and leadership development in historically underrepresented communities
How to apply
Apply through the program page: https://www.sdge.com/more-information/community/community-inspiring-future-leaders (applications are not currently being accepted)
Program page checked on October 16, 2026. The amount or dates aren't published, so confirm them on the program page.
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The Home Depot Foundation Path to Pro Education Grants: Southern California
The Home Depot FoundationFor nonprofits, local governments and tribes and collegesLocal programs in California
The Home Depot Foundation gives up to $10,000 in Home Depot gift cards to schools, colleges and nonprofits within 60 miles of Los Angeles that run construction skilled-trades programs. The official page still lists 2025 application windows, so check it for the next window.
What you get
Up to $10,000 in Home Depot gift cards
Who qualifies
Based in California, within 60 miles of Los Angeles
Accredited K-12 school with an existing construction skilled trade program, accredited post-secondary institution, or 501(c)(3) nonprofit with a similar program
Current operating budget of at least $300,000 and audited financial statements from the past three years
How to apply
Log in or register on the Foundation's grant portal at foundation.homedepot.com
Select 'Open Funding Opportunities' and 'Apply Now' on the 'Path to Pro Education Grant' line
Program page checked on October 16, 2026. The amount or dates aren't published, so confirm them on the program page.
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