Tomorrow Together
Save the date – Saturday, April 10, 2021 from 7 – 8 p.m. PDT
Broadcast here at pcc.edu/tomorrowtogether, as well as on KOIN 6 and Portland’s CW.
For nearly a decade, our community has come together to raise critical resources for Portland Community College students during our annual An Evening for Opportunity gala. As our world was turned upside down last spring with the pandemic, we shifted our focus to raising emergency support for our students, giving out $1.1 million in aid.
While the future remains uncertain, the need is greater than ever for our students. And we’re committed to building pathways to opportunity for those in our community who need it most. We believe a better tomorrow should be accessible to everyone in our region. Join us in making this vision a reality at this year’s virtual fundraiser, Tomorrow Together.
Sponsorship opportunities are available!
If you have any questions, please contact us at pccfoundation@pcc.edu or 971-722-4382.
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- PCC by the numbers:
- 60,000 students
- 33% students of color
- 35% of credit students are Pell grant recipients
- More than 45% of all degree-seeking students at PCC are the first in their families to go to college
- For the 2020-21 academic year, the PCC Foundation awarded $2.1 million in scholarships to more than 1,500 students
2020 Sponsors
Presenting sponsor
Silver sponsor
Bronze sponsors
Crystal sponsors
- Andersen Construction
- Boeing
- Joel Brandenburg
- Rukaiyah Adams & David Chen
- Dragon Golf
- Ferguson Wellman Capital Management
- JE Dunn Construction
- Jim Harper
- Kirby Nagelhout Construction
- Kali Thorne Ladd / Tiffani Penson
- Susie & Marcel Lahsene
- Marion Levitan & Howard Werth
- Mark Mitsui
- Metropolitan Land Group
- Chris & Tom Neilsen
- Barbara Raz Neu
- OnPoint Community Credit Union
- Opsis Architecture
- PAE
- Jen Piper
- Port of Portland
- Portland Public Schools
- Portland State University
- Portland State University Foundation
- Alice & Michael Powell
- Ann Prater
- Providence Health & Services
- The Standard
- Umpqua Bank
- Chris Villa
Spotlight
"Attending classes to become a paramedic is expensive. My scholarship allows me to worry less because my tuition is paid for and that keeps me motivated. It also allows me to work when I can as an EMT. This scholarship is you investing in me, and I want to make everyone proud."
- Julio Morales, PCC Student & 2020 Scholarship Recipient