Opportunity Summary
The Anamoose Area Community Foundation, affiliated with the North Dakota Community Foundation, is accepting its annual grant applications with a September 30, 2026 deadline. The controlling public page does not publish a current 2026 funding pool, per-applicant maximum, solicitation number, exact deadline clock time or time zone, or a mandatory match/cost-share requirement.
Eligibility
Eligible applicants are IRS 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and organizations with an official relationship to city or state government, including schools and park districts, that serve the Anamoose area. Day-to-day operating requests, multi-year pledges, and grants to individuals are not eligible. Religious-organization requests are limited to non-denominational activities serving the entire community.
Healthcare and Education Relevance
The fund has recent education and healthcare-equipment precedent. Published recent grants include Anamoose Drake Elementary School for school equipment and improvements, Drake-Anamoose High School for library updates, and Harvey Ambulance for a Sapphire IV infusion pump. Drake-Anamoose Public School is therefore a realistic education applicant. Healthcare fit is more limited and should be evaluated project by project against the requirement that the applicant serve the Anamoose area.
Funding and Deadline
The current 2026 total pool and per-applicant ceiling are not published. Applications are due September 30, 2026. Because the controlling page does not state an exact cutoff time or time zone, Atlas does not clear recipient outreach until that information is verified.
Application Requirements
Applicants must log in or register in the NDCF Grants Portal. First-time registration requires the organization’s EIN and mailing address. The controlling public page does not enumerate a grant-specific mandatory attachment list, required forms beyond the portal application, or current amendments.
N9+ and Direct Vendor Review
Atlas assigns an N9+ Fit Score of 18/100. The prior infusion-pump award establishes some medical-equipment precedent, but the program does not specifically identify telehealth or remote-exam technology and recent grantmaking is comparatively small. Dr. Miltie, LLC / QC Healthcare is not being advanced as a direct applicant; any role would need to be through an eligible local applicant and only after specific technology, implementation, and related costs are confirmed allowable.
Contact
Kara Geiger, Development Director, North Dakota Community Foundation: 701-222-8349, Kara@NDCF.net.
Atlas Next Step
For a qualifying Anamoose-area school or healthcare/community-service applicant, define a specific project, confirm the current funding ceiling and cost allowability, and verify the exact September 30 deadline time and time zone before any outreach or submission activity.