*******New Poetry Book Published by former PGE employee Emmett Wheatfall
Award Winning Poet and former PGE employee, Emmett Wheatfall Releases Bold New Poetry Collection on Silence and Social Truths "Stories"
*************Summer 2025 Edition of the Plugged In Newsletter************
The latest edition - Summer 2025 - of the Plugged In newsletter is available HERE!
Spring 2025 Edition of the Plugged In Newsletter
The latest edition - Spring 2025 - of the Plugged In newsletter is available HERE!
Winter 2024-25 Edition of the Plugged In Newsletter
The latest edition - Winter 2024-25 - of the Plugged In newsletter is available HERE!
2024 PGE Retirees Holiday Luncheon – The Story; Photos; and Video
The 2024 Holiday Luncheon has come and gone. If you missed it you can catch up on it on the website at: https://pgeretirees.org/the-stories-portfolio/
myCommunity – Record Your Donations and Volunteer Hours
End of Year Match Deadline - Did you make a donation to an eligible charity or nonprofit this year? Don’t forget to request the PGE Match in myCommunity. PGE will match your qualifying personal contributions at 50% up to $2,000 per calendar year. That means you can donate up to $4,000 and PGE will amplify
** Annual Holiday Luncheon** – Wait for the second page of information to cycle into view. Registration link is at the page bottom.
Register at https://pgeretirees.org/2024-annual-holiday-luncheon/
Fall 2024 Edition of the Plugged In Newsletter
The latest edition the Plugged In newsletter is available HERE!
PGE Job Opportunity for Retirees
Are you passionate about electrical safety and energy conservation? Do you enjoy connecting with elementary youth and sharing your knowledge about energy and safety? PGE is looking for safety presenters to lead presentations in schools and out in the community in service to customers. The Safety Presenter will share crucial safety messages with our youngest
PGE Retiree Picnic 8/21/2024
A cool, overcast day greeted PGE retirees, alumni, and friends at Tualatin Community Park. The weather change was appreciated by most and could not dampen the warmth and camaraderie that was shared by attendees. The food was excellent and plentiful. Drawing prizes were awarded, pickleball was played and everyone left looking forward to the next