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The PG&E Corporation Foundation Provides $1.32 Million To Help Local Food Banks Fight Hunger Across 45 Counties

PR Newswire•29/09/2026•13:00 ET
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Key Highlights

  • ➤PG&E Foundation (PCG) provides $1.32 million to hunger-relief organizations
  • ➤Grants support more than 50 food programs across 45 California counties
  • ➤Funding expected to provide approximately 3.13 million meals
  • ➤PG&E shareholders fund contribution; customer rates will not recover costs
  • ➤PG&E has agreements with 25 food banks for PSPS food replacement

Expert Statements

Stacia Levenfeld, CEO of California Association of Food Banks

“Food banks are often on the front lines when a crisis strikes, and meeting a sudden surge in need requires more than food alone. It takes the resources, people and partnerships to respond quickly and effectively.”

Stacia Levenfeld, CEO of California Association of Food Banks

“We're deeply grateful for partners like PG&E who understand that in times of need, we are stronger and better prepared when we respond together.”

Carla Peterman, President of PG&E Corporation and Chair of The PG&E Corporation Foundation Board

“Families across California are facing difficult choices as the costs of groceries, housing and other essentials continue to rise.”

Carla Peterman, President of PG&E Corporation and Chair of The PG&E Corporation Foundation Board

“These grants will help local food banks provide immediate assistance in the community they know best.”

Carla Peterman, President of PG&E Corporation and Chair of The PG&E Corporation Foundation Board

“Over the past six years, we have contributed more than $8 million to organizations fighting hunger, and we remain committed to helping our neighbors access the food they need.”

The PG&E Corporation Foundation Provides $1.32 Million To Help Local Food Banks Fight Hunger Across 45 Counties PR Newswire

Shareholder-funded grants are Expected to Help Provide the Equivalent of More Than 3.13 Million Meals

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