The Central Plateau Cleanup Company (CPCCo) is committed to giving back to our community and supports many agencies and organizations with financial donations and volunteer efforts. We are proud of our community, and we aim to build long-term partnerships with strategic organizations that make bold decisions, offer creative solutions, and focus on a better Tri-Cities future.

While the list below is not exhaustive, it is a representation of organizations we support through financial donations and volunteer contributions. 

	STEM (science technology engineering math) is business, education, government, and labor, working together to close the STEM-related skills gap and prepare every young person to thrive in our vibrant Mid-Columbia economy.
	Columbia Basin College (CBC) is a comprehensive two-year college that provides quality education and effective job preparation. CPCCo is the proud sponsor of the college’s Planetarium, a facility that will help the next generation of scientists, explorers, engineers and trailblazers reach for the stars in their academic and career pursuits.
	WSU Tri-Cities, a campus in the Washington State University system, is the only public, four-year institution in southeastern Washington offering 20 bachelors and 33 graduate programs.
	Communities in Schools surrounds students with a coordinated network of support - bringing resources, volunteers, and on-site student support coordinators into schools to help young people overcome academic and non-academic barriers so they can stay in school and thrive.
	The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) National Science Bowl is a nationwide academic competition that tests students' knowledge in all areas of science. Competing teams from diverse backgrounds are comprised of four students, one alternate, and a teacher who serves as an advisor and coach.
	Engineers Week celebrates the positive contributions engineers make to society and is a catalyst for outreach across the country to kids and adults alike. Engineers Week is part of many corporate and government cultures and is celebrated on every U.S. engineering college campus.
	The Mid-Columbia Science Fair Association is a volunteer-run nonprofit encouraging grades 6-12 to excel in science and engineering. Donations fully fund participant awards and recognition. The annual fair offers expert guidance, extensive feedback, and opportunities for top students and teachers to advance.
	Junior Achievement is the world's largest organization dedicated to educating students about workforce readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy through experiential, hands-on programs.
	The Children's Reading Foundation of the Mid-Columbia leads research, advocacy, and early learning and literacy programs to vastly improve literacy and school readiness skills of children across our community.
	Leadership Tri-Cities provides a forum to examine key issues that face our region. The curriculum provides valuable experiences and tools that help prepare and develop knowledgeable leaders to serve our community.
	AISES is a national nonprofit organization focused on substantially increasing the representation of Indigenous peoples of North America and the Pacific Islands in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) studies and careers.
	The Hispanic Academic Achievers Program awards scholarships to graduating seniors based on Hispanic heritage, financial need, leadership, civic and extra-curricular activities, academic achievement and higher education goals.
	The Tri-City Crystal Apple Award Program honors teacher in our community by identifying a few of the many in the seven public school districts who have made a positive impact on the lives of their students.
	The Tri-City Development Council (TRIDEC) works collaboratively to sustain the Tri-Cities as a globally competitive, technology-driven economy that provides prosperity and opportunity for our region's residents, businesses, entrepreneurs, and communities.
	The Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce is the leading business advocate for private, public and non-profit member firms in the Tri-Cities region, advocates for a strong business community and supports the interests of its members, which are located in Benton and Franklin Counties and beyond.
	Visit Tri-Cities a destination marketing organization keenly invested in the economic health and diversification of the area, seeks to attracting visitors to our community, thereby creating new wealth and prompting economic growth and development.
	CPCCo’s sponsorship of the Benton Franklin Fair & Rodeo free bus rides on Ben Franklin Transit demonstrates the company’s commitment to celebrating local tradition while supporting accessible, community wide transportation, reinforcing a shared investment in bringing people together across the Tri Cities.
	Friends of Badger Mountain works to preserve and steward the ridges of the Lower Columbia Basin, protecting their scenic beauty and ecological value for the community. Guided by a vision of permanent open spaces and connected public trails, the organization leads efforts to conserve ridge lands and educate residents about their natural environment.
	Friends of Disabled Veterans creates a welcoming, accessible outdoor retreat where veterans and their families can reconnect, heal, and rebuild bonds through shared experiences. Rooted in respect, inclusion, and community, the organization provides a supportive environment that strengthens confidence, communication, and connection for those navigating life after service.
	The Mid Columbia Children’s Museum is a growing community driven effort to create an inclusive, STEM/STEAM focused space where children and families can explore, discover, and learn together. Rooted in curiosity, collaboration, and regional pride, the organization aims to inspire lifelong learners while highlighting the unique industries and opportunities of the Tri Cities and surrounding region.
	The Tri City Americans hockey organization strengthens the region’s quality of life by providing exciting, family friendly hockey experiences that bring people together and build community pride. Through youth engagement, local partnerships, and a commitment to inspiring the next generation of athletes and fans, the club plays a meaningful role in the cultural and social vibrancy of the Tri Cities.
	The Tri City Dust Devils bring affordable, family friendly baseball to the community, enriching quality of life through shared experiences at Gesa Stadium and a strong connection to America’s pastime. With stable ownership, a committed affiliation with the Los Angeles Angels, and deep local roots, the team continues to foster community pride, engagement, and year round excitement across the Tri Cities.
	VFW Post 5785 Kennewick is a veteran-led organization dedicated to serving those who honorably served our country. They provide military funeral honors, flag ceremonies, emergency assistance, and community outreach, embodying their motto: "Honor the Dead by Taking Care of the Living" with compassionate, comprehensive support.
	CPCCo supports Wreaths Across America through the Columbia River Chapter DAR, partnering with Sunset Memorial Gardens to honor and remember our veterans. Together, they lay Remembrance wreaths on the graves of fallen heroes, ensuring their sacrifice is respectfully commemorated and never forgotten.
	The Arc of Tri-Cities Partners ‘n Pals is an event devoted to children with special needs. More than 100 children and young adults will share a day of laughter and happiness riding horses. Other fun-filled activities include a petting zoo and games.
	Columbia Ability Alliance is a trusted organization empowering individuals with unique abilities for over sixty years. Through dedication and perseverance, Columbia Ability Alliance transforms lives by unlocking potential and fostering personal success, reflecting a profound commitment to inclusion and community empowerment.
	Mid-Columbia Meals on Wheels has been serving the elderly since 1974 with nutritious meals at eight senior centers and home deliveries for the homebound. We are proud to assist their mission of nourishing and caring for older adults in Benton and Franklin counties, enhancing their quality of life.
	Modern Living Services (MLS) provides housing, life skills and education for developmentally disabled individuals in Benton and Franklin Counties. By helping families access community resources and closing service gaps, MLS enhances lives.
	The Benton Franklin Recovery Coalition is a nonprofit founded in 2018 by individuals affected by substance use disorder. Committed to bringing hope and healing to the Tri-Cities, the coalition provides vital support and resources for recovery, fostering a compassionate, strengthened community.
	Safe Harbor Support Center is dedicated to preventing child abuse in the Tri-Cities. Serving over 2,000 families, Safe Harbor offers a safe, nurturing environment for children in crisis, alongside outreach and training programs that help families build stable, secure homes for their children.
	CPCCo proudly supports the Salvation Army’s annual Red Kettle Campaign each December. With hundreds of dedicated volunteers, this fundraising effort raises thousands of dollars to provide essential aid and support to individuals and families in need during the holiday season and throughout the year.
	Through great partnerships and region-wide support, the Tri-Cities Cancer Center seeks to engage our community in cancer prevention and early detection initiatives to prevent and treat all stages of the disease.
	The Tri-Cities Food Bank is dedicated to serving neighbors in need across Benton City, Finley, Kennewick, Richland, and West Richland. By providing supplemental emergency food, they help ensure local residents facing hardship have access to essential nourishment and community support.
	Women Helping Women Fund Tri-Cities is a nonprofit empowering women and children to build healthy families and vibrant communities. Originating from a vision in the late ’90s, this organization addresses unmet needs across the Columbia Basin, fostering strength, opportunity, and lasting positive impact.
	The YMCA of the Greater Tri-Cities, is a diverse, inclusive organization serving over 8,000 youth and families annually. Offering programs across community spaces, they provide financial assistance and sponsor events like Trick or Treat on the Trail, Healthy Kids Day, and the Parent Child Golf Tournament.