ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 86/100
Oklahoma McCrory Foundation 2026 Grant Program — Carter County Health, Youth & Education
The McCrory Foundation's next 2026 quarterly deadline is November 2 at 5:00 p.m. for Carter County-serving charitable work in health, youth development and education. Current public guidance does not publish a standard award ceiling or deadline time zone.
FundingNo standard award ceiling is stated on the current public guidance. The Foundation reports that its average 2025 grant was $19,107.18; Atlas does not treat that average as a cap or expected award.
DeadlineNovember 2, 2026, by 5:00 p.m. The current public guidance does not state the deadline time zone.
Last verifiedSeptember 11, 2026
Required next actionFor a qualifying organization serving Carter County, confirm no current McCrory grant remains active, discuss project fit with Laura Eastes Akers if practical, obtain the current Foundation application and complete attachment checklist, confirm proposed costs including any equipment are allowable, prepare one paper copy, and deliver or mail it before the November 2 deadline. Do not initiate recipient outreach until the exact deadline time zone and same-opportunity history are verified.
Broad Eligibility
Primary eligibility is IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charities/non-private foundations serving Carter County, Oklahoma. The Foundation prioritizes human services and health, youth development and education, and may make grants to school districts, colleges, hospitals, libraries and municipalities on a limited basis. Organizations may generally apply once per calendar year or twelve-month period and may not reapply while a current grant remains active.
Atlas Analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score: 86/100. N9+ Fit Score: 60/100. Health is an explicit priority and hospitals are a named limited applicant class. Historical McCrory giving includes healthcare capital/equipment support, but the current public guidance does not expressly authorize remote-exam, telehealth or diagnostic equipment. Any N9+ role is therefore conditional on a genuine Carter County applicant project and funder confirmation that the specific cost is allowable. Dr. Miltie/QC direct-applicant fit: 0/100 because the published applicant framework is charitable/public-serving organizations rather than a for-profit vendor.
The McCrory Foundation is accepting applications for its next 2026 quarterly grant deadline for charitable work serving Carter County, Oklahoma. The Foundation prioritizes human services and health, youth development, and education. Qualified 501(c)(3) public charities are the primary applicant class; school districts, colleges, hospitals, libraries, and municipalities may receive grants on a limited basis.
Current deadline and submission
Applications are due November 2, 2026 by 5:00 p.m. The Foundation’s public guidance does not state a deadline time zone. There is no Letter of Inquiry requirement. One paper copy of the completed application and attachments must be delivered to the Foundation office or mailed; electronic submissions are not accepted.
The Foundation does not publish a standard award ceiling. Its FAQ reports that the average 2025 award was $19,107.18, which Atlas does not treat as a cap or expected award. Current public guidance reviewed by Atlas does not state a mandatory match or cost-share requirement. Multi-year requests may be considered, but applicants are strongly encouraged to discuss them with Foundation staff before applying.
N9+ Fit Score: 60/100. Health is an explicit funding priority and hospitals are a named limited applicant class. Historical McCrory giving shows support for healthcare capital and equipment projects, but the current public guidance does not expressly identify remote-exam, telehealth, or diagnostic equipment as an allowable cost. Any N9+ role must therefore be tied to a genuine Carter County applicant project and confirmed as allowable before positioning.
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Source verificationReferenced source · www.mccroryfoundation.orgAtlas last verified this record September 11, 2026. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗
