Opportunity Summary
The Mott-Regent Community Foundation, affiliated with the North Dakota Community Foundation, is accepting applications for its Fall 2026 grant round. The Fall round has $35,000 available and applications are due September 28, 2026. The controlling public page does not state an exact deadline clock time, time zone, solicitation number, or per-applicant maximum.
Eligibility
Eligible applicants are IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations, government agencies, or organizations using a qualifying fiscal sponsor, and projects must provide services in Mott, Regent, or the surrounding area. Religious organizations are limited to non-denominational activities serving the entire community. The committee gives higher priority to projects serving more residents and requests showing the applicant will seek or has secured other funding sources. Multi-year requests and routine operating expenses are lower priority, and grants or scholarships for individuals are not considered.
Healthcare and N9+ Fit
Recent local awards show direct healthcare relevance. Mott Health Care Center received $12,000 for a shower remodel and $2,000 for a garbage-disposal replacement in 2025, $8,000 for recliner lift chairs and $5,000 for resident bed mattresses in 2024. Mott Ambulance Service received $3,000 for medical equipment in 2024, and Mott/Regent Public Schools previously received funding for an AED project. Atlas assigns an N9+ Fit Score of 73/100. A defensible applicant-led project could support remote physical examinations, vitals capture, or telehealth-enabled clinical access in a rural care setting, but N9+ hardware, software, implementation, training, shipping, and vendor costs must be confirmed as allowable before budgeting.
Funding and Deadline
The Fall 2026 round has $35,000 available, including additional North Plains Connector Community Investment Program funding. Applications are due September 28, 2026. The public page does not state an exact cutoff time or time zone, a per-applicant maximum, or a mandatory match/cost-share percentage. Seeking or securing other funding is a stated high-priority factor rather than a published mandatory match.
Application Requirements
Applications are submitted through the NDCF Grant Portal. Registration requires the organization’s name, EIN, executive officer’s name, and an individual user account. Applicants then select the Mott-Regent grant program in the portal. The public page does not enumerate a grant-specific mandatory attachment checklist or procurement rules. Extensions may be granted at the discretion of the Advisory Committee.
Direct Vendor Review
Dr. Miltie, LLC is not being advanced as a direct applicant because the published applicant categories are qualifying nonprofits, government agencies, or fiscally sponsored organizations serving the Mott-Regent area. The appropriate structure is an eligible local applicant, with Dr. Miltie/QC Healthcare serving only as a technology vendor or implementation partner if the applicant selects that approach and NDCF confirms the proposed costs are eligible.
Atlas Next Step
For Mott Health Care Center or another eligible organization, define an applicant-controlled project, confirm technology and vendor cost allowability, verify all live portal requirements and the exact September 28 deadline time before outreach or submission, and apply through the NDCF Grant Portal.