The Daniels Fund supports highly effective nonprofit organizations serving communities in Wyoming and the broader four-state region. Its funding areas include aging, disabilities, drug and alcohol addiction, early childhood education, homelessness and disadvantage, K-12 education reform, youth development, and amateur sports.
Funding: The controlling Grants Program page does not publish a universal maximum award or standard request ceiling. Daniels Fund states that grant inquiries are welcomed regardless of project type or size.
Deadline: Grant applications are accepted on a rolling basis after invitation. The fund does not publish a universal application deadline, time, or time zone; invited applicants are instructed to coordinate the appropriate submission timeline with their program officer.
Eligibility: Applicants must serve communities in Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, or Utah, align with a Daniels Fund funding area and desired impact, and be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit or government-equivalent entity. Support may be requested for specific programs, general operations, or capital campaigns. First-time applicants should complete the Grants Eligibility Quiz and, if aligned, submit a grant inquiry. Organizations funded within the past two years should contact their program officer before pursuing another request.
Application process: Formal grant applications are by invitation only. An eligibility quiz and grant inquiry are the entry pathway for organizations that have not recently received Daniels Fund support. The fund states that applicants generally receive a decision within approximately 120 days after submission.
Healthcare relevance: Daniels Fund priorities include in-home services and end-of-life or palliative care for older adults, supportive services and durable equipment for people with disabilities, and drug and alcohol addiction prevention, treatment, and recovery. These priorities create meaningful Wyoming healthcare and human-services relevance even though the program is not a dedicated clinical-technology procurement.
N9+ Fit Score: 15/100. The Nonagon N9+ remote physical examination platform could conceptually support selected in-home, aging, disability, or access-to-care projects, but the published grant guidelines do not establish N9+ hardware or software as an eligible cost. Atlas should not represent N9+ expenses as allowable without project-specific confirmation from the funder.
Direct-vendor review: Dr. Miltie, LLC is not an eligible direct applicant under the published status requirement because applicants must be 501(c)(3) nonprofits or government-equivalent entities. This is an applicant-led opportunity.