PCC's annual 'Big Give Day' returns, hopes to 'energize' student support

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Portland Community College (PCC) is gearing up for its sixth annual "Big Give Day," scheduled for October 8-9, a pivotal event aimed at enhancing support for its educational programs and scholarships. By fostering community engagement and philanthropy, PCC hopes to raise significant funds to address the basic needs of its students, especially in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. This initiative underscores the college's commitment to providing accessible education and resources to the community of Multnomah County. Local residents are encouraged to participate, reflecting a collective effort to uplift educational opportunities in the region. The event not only highlights the importance of financial contributions but also seeks to inspire a culture of giving within the community.

With an increasing number of students facing economic challenges, the Big Give Day serves as a crucial platform for raising awareness and funds. The college's focus on community support is timely and aligns with broader social issues affecting the region. As the event approaches, PCC looks forward to energizing student support and fostering a spirit of collaboration among donors, alumni, and local residents.

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