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Key Highlights
- ➤PG&E Foundation awards five nonprofits $500,000 in final 2026 grants
- ➤Five-year program completes $2.5 million investment across 25 organizations
- ➤Each recipient receives $100,000 for California environmental stewardship projects
- ➤Funding comes from PG&E shareholders, not customers
Expert Statements
Mackenzie Wieser, Chief Executive Officer, Sacramento Splash
“For 27 years, Sacramento Splash has helped kids connect with the natural world through hands-on science and environmental education. Thanks to PG&E's support, about 7,000 students will experience Project Agriculture, Water, Energy & Environment during the 2026–27 school year, learning where their food comes from and how everyday choices can help create a more sustainable future”
Carla Peterman, President, PG&E Corporation, and Chair of The PG&E Corporation Foundation Board
“We extend our sincere gratitude to all the organizations, partners and community leaders who helped make this program a success. What inspires us most is seeing local organizations turn their deep understanding of their communities into meaningful action, creating lasting impact where it matters most”
In the news release, Five California Nonprofits Receive $500,000 to Restore Habitats, Expand Environmental Education and Strengthen Local Food Systems, issued 30-Oct-2026 by PG&E Corporation over PR Newswire, we are advised by the company that changes have been made. The complete, corrected release follows, with additional details at the end: Five California Nonprofits Receive $500,000 to Restore Habitats, Expand Environmental Education and Strengthen Local Food Systems
Final round of PG&E Corporation Foundation grants completes a five-year, $2.5 million investment in 25 community organizations
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