Adopt-a-Native-Elder to support the twice-a-year COVID-19 Food Run, which delivers food, clothing, firewood, medical and other items to ensure native elders can maintain their traditional lifestyle and age in place safely on the land they hold sacred.Ability Found to support their refurbishment of wheelchairs, walkers and other durable medical equipment for some of Utah’s most vulnerable citizens.The following grants were given to Utah, Wyoming and Idaho organizations providing critical safety and wellness programs: “Although we see brighter days ahead, Rocky Mountain Power remains deeply committed to supporting the work of these organizations, helping to fortify our communities, so they are strong and resilient.” “We celebrate these heroic organizations that have continued to reinvent and reimagine ways they can help our communities’ most vulnerable,” said Gary Hoogeveen, president and CEO of Rocky Mountain Power. The next grant cycle is now open through June 15 organizations may apply online. The funding goes to support a total of 209 safety and wellness grants as part of the most recent round of quarterly grants provided by the foundation each year. In spite of the odds, local programs that address critical issues such as food insecurity, homelessness, domestic violence, child abuse, elder issues, mental health and community safety have continued to find creative new ways to deliver help quickly and safely, even while facing additional budget constraints.Īs part of the company’s commitment to supporting its communities, PacifiCorp Foundation, a nonprofit arm of Rocky Mountain Power, is donating more than $525,000 across the six states it serves. SALT LAKE CITY (May 10, 2021) - Even as COVID-19 vaccines roll out across the country, many communities are still facing challenges from the pandemic and the organizations that support them are still seeing unprecedented demand.
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