Program for Intellectual Empowerment - PIE
provides intellectual stimulation of the mind through Dr. Ellyn Arwood’s Neuroeducation Model, the Neuro-semantic Language Learning Theory (NsLLT). Internally, the neurobiological process for conceptual learning is layered and starts at the sensory level that overlaps into patterns, then those patterns create concepts. Research confirms that conceptual learning through language occurs in neural ne
05/04/2026
This May, we are proud to celebrate AAPI Heritage Month! The BACC AAPI Business Committee is all about honoring the diverse cultures that shape our local economy and our community. We believe we are stronger, louder, and better together.
Join us this month as we spotlight the incredible AAPI-owned businesses that make Beaverton a unique place to live, work, and grow.
Today, we highlight Pauline Lee, Founder of Program for Intellectual Empowerment - PIE
How long have you been in business? 8 Years
What is a challenge you face as a business owner?
Funding. We are a non-profit and trying to offer free or low-cost events to our community, but it's been hard to find support.The economic climate is not good.
What is your business Super Power?
We really are able to change the minds and lives of people with disabilities. We create opportunities that no one else does. We also LOVE collaboration! I believe in community over competition. We love to support others.
03/28/2026
REPOST from Beaverton Area Chamber of Commerce
BACC Non-profit Partner of the Year Nominee Program for Intellectual Empowerment - PIE
Program for Intellectual Empowerment - Since 2018, Pauline and her team at the Program for Intellectual Empowerment (PIE) have been doing so much more than just providing a service; they've been building a bridge.
By creating a warm, creative space where individuals with autism and developmental disabilities can truly be themselves, Pauline has turned "inclusion" from a buzzword into a reality. Whether she is championing her students in the classroom or advocating for a more empathetic community at large, her approach focuses on what people can do, fostering self-expression and connection in a way that helps everyone thrive.
PIE deserves to be Nonprofit of the Year because Pauline doesn't just fill a gap in support; she creates a village where neurodivergent and neurotypical neighbors learn, grow, and celebrate one another side-by-side.
List of nominees and to vote!
https://www.beaverton.org/movers-of-mountains-community-awards-celebration/
02/23/2026
Thank you all for your support !! We raised almost $9k!! Which means we get 50% that goes to our non profit !!
THANK YOU!!
We strive for affordable activities, rentals, events because of help we get from the community.
Share when you get your tasty popcorn! We know you're going to love it! Until next year!
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6700 SW 105th Avenue Suite 100
Beaverton, OR
Opening Hours
| Monday | 9am - 3:30pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 3:30pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 4:30pm |
| Friday | 9am - 3:30pm |