Tomorrow Together
On Saturday, April 10, over 25,000 community members tuned in for our Tomorrow Together fundraiser, which was broadcasted on KOIN (Channel 6) and on this page.
Thank you to all of our supporters who helped us surpass our fundraising goal – raising $318,000 (and counting!) for student scholarships. If you missed the program, or would like to re-watch your favorite segment, view the event on YouTube and you can still donate today.
Also, check out our Tomorrow Together activity guide for some fun activities, origami folding instructions, a “Tomorrowtini” recipe, song lyrics and more.
If you’d like to re-watch your favorite segment, we have also broken the full show into short videos on this YouTube playlist.
If you have any questions, please contact us at pccfoundation@pcc.edu or 971-722-9595.
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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
2021 Sponsors
Presenting sponsor
Silver sponsor
Bronze sponsors
- Marion Levitan &
Howard Werth 
- Jennifer &
Aaron Monnig 
Crystal sponsors
- David Chen & Rukaiyah Adams
- City of Portland
- Ferguson Wellman Capital Management
- Fortis Construction
- Denise & Robert Frisbee
- Goodfellow Family Cellars
- Metropolitan Land Group
- Chris & Tom Neilsen
- OnPoint Community Credit Union
- Portland Public Schools
- Portland State University / Portland State University Foundation
- Providence Health & Services
- Stoel Rives LLP
Supporter sponsors
- Hillsboro Aero Academy LLC
- Sylvia Kelley
- Kirby Nagelhout Construction
- Christina & Nathan Kline
- Pacific West Bank
- Property Management, Inc. / Wabash Valley
Spotlight
"I graduated last year at 67-years-old. I went back to PCC after a 35-year gap and it's been wonderful. I fully intend to keep auditing classes for the rest of my life."
– Fran Kohler, PCC Alum & Scholarship Recipient