Faculty, Staff and Retiree Campaign

Staff Contact: Jennifer Sonntag, Alumni & Annual Fund Officer, or call 971-722-4607

Behind all the work we do ... are the reasons why we do it

As a PCC employee, you’ve seen firsthand how education transforms lives.

Throughout the years, many of our students have faced incredible adversity, yet still found ways to thrive, thanks to the education and support they received at PCC. Every day, the work that you do makes a difference for students and their families.

This year, as we celebrate PCC’s 50th anniversary, we also celebrate the heart of the college mission – opportunity for all. Please help us bring opportunity to even more students during this historic year by making a gift to the Faculty, Staff & Retiree Campaign.

Give to Future Connect and double your investment!

The PCC Future Connect Scholarship Program will help hundreds of first-generation, low-income students, who would otherwise not have the chance at a college education and a better life.

Right now, the City of Portland will match contributions designated for Future Connect – because when you give the gift of opportunity to one student at PCC, the entire community benefits. There is no better time to give!

Many Ways to Give

Give Online Now!

Our online form makes donating both fast and secure.

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PCC Payroll Deduction

Payroll deduction is a great way to give. You can choose to donate one hour's pay, or a specified amount each month.

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Direct Payment

A single direct payment can be made using a check, or your credit card.

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Pledge a Donation

You can also pledge to give a donation semi-annually, or quarterly.

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2010 Annual Report

What Recipients are Saying...

“Not only does this mean the financial burden of being a full-time student will be alleviated, it also means that my hard work and dedication to my education have been recognized and encouraged by a complete stranger who believes my goals are worth supporting. I am deeply appreciative and honored.”

— Megan Snelling, Miller Foundation Scholarship recipient and future Master’s degree recipient.

"Though I have an engineering degree, I’m going to get my AA degree in welding, because I wish to show future employers that I am serious about this work."

— Ken Romans, Lorraine Bertrand Memorial Scholarship recipient and father of Eddie, also a recipient of the Bertrand Scholarship.

“This scholarship means a great deal to me; it allows me to take out smaller student loans and devote more time to my studies while enjoying life with my three-year-old son.”

— Wendy Sullivan, Miller Foundation Scholarship recipient and future radiographer.