In June 2007, the Rocky Mountain Power Foundation awarded more than $173,000 to 23 nonprofit programs in 15 communities in Idaho, Utah and Wyoming. The following are some of the organizations awarded grants for projects that further the Foundation’s mission to support the growth and vitality of the communities where PacifiCorp and its businesses have operations, employees or interests.

Idaho
Brigham Young University-Idaho
Idaho International Folk Dance Festival

Utah
College of Eastern Utah
Grand County School District
Larson Robinson Scholarship Fund
Utah State University - College of Engineering
Utah State University - College of Engineering
Boys and Girls Clubs of South Valley
Park City Education Foundation
Sevier School District
Southern Utah University
David Eccles School of Business
Guadalupe Schools
Honors Program
Junior Achievement of Utah
Utah Humanities Council
Westminster College
Davis Applied Technology Center
Scottish Rite Children's Learning Centers of Utah

Wyoming
Uinta County School District #4, Camp Carpe Diem
Wyoming Occupational Therapy Educational Foundation
University of Wyoming Foundation
Habitat for Humanity, Wind River Country, Inc.

The Rocky Mountain Power Foundation also contributed more than $318,000 to nonprofit organizations in Idaho, Utah and Wyoming. This includes Rocky Mountain Power Foundation contributing $287,500 to the Horatio Alger Association for 100 scholarships to assist Utah and Wyoming students in attaining a college education. Recipients include:

Wyoming
Sue Jorgensen Library Foundation
Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans (Wyoming)
Young at Heart Senior Center

Utah
Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans (Utah)
Monticello High School
Aspen Elementary

Idaho
West Side School District #202