Oklahoma Piñon Foundation 2026 Winter Grant Cycle — Health, Children and Elder Well-Being

Piñon Foundation's 2026 Winter Grant deadline is December 7, 2026. Oklahoma City is a preferred giving area, and eligible charitable or equivalent public entities may seek support for education, health, and well-being programs serving children and the elderly.

FundingNo standard award ceiling or total cycle pool is published in the current public materials.

DeadlineDecember 7, 2026. No exact closing time or time zone is published.

Last verifiedSeptember 12, 2026

Required next actionIdentify an eligible Oklahoma City-area nonprofit, governmental entity, or qualifying state university with a documented children/elder health project; verify project-specific technology/device allowability and third-party reimbursement constraints; complete the online application and required support documents by December 7, 2026. No outreach until CRM/queue dedupe, verified Contact ID/email, opt-out/bounce checks, applicant-specific fit, and both Atlas outreach PDFs are complete.

Broad Eligibility

Only 501(c)(3) organizations or an equivalent may apply. The live application specifically asks whether the organization is a 501(c)(3), governmental entity under IRC 170(c)(1), or qualifying state university. Oklahoma City metropolitan organizations are within a preferred giving area. Required support documents include a request cover letter, recent IRS determination/affirmation letter, signed no-change statement on letterhead, and request-appropriate documentation.

Atlas Analysis

The Piñon Foundation supports programs, organizations and institutions promoting the education, health and well-being of children and the elderly. The Oklahoma City metropolitan area is one of the Foundation’s preferred giving areas.

Current cycle

The published 2026 Winter Grant deadline is December 7, 2026. The Foundation does not publish a closing clock time or time zone. Applications are accepted throughout the year through the Foundation’s online application. The current public materials do not publish a standard award ceiling, total cycle pool, or mandatory match/cost-share requirement.

Eligibility and application

Only 501(c)(3) organizations or an equivalent may apply. The live application specifically tests 501(c)(3) status, governmental-entity status under IRC 170(c)(1), and qualifying state-university status. Required support documents include a cover letter summarizing the request, a current IRS determination or affirmation letter dated within the prior 24 months, a signed and dated letterhead statement confirming no change in organizational purpose, character or structure since the IRS letter, and documentation appropriate to the request. The application also requires an applicant-defined request amount, project narrative, proposed start date and duration, outcomes, other anticipated funding sources, and a line-item budget.

Foundation funds may not be used for items for which third-party reimbursement is available, research on unapproved drug therapies or devices, grants to individuals, or brick-and-mortar payments.

Atlas fit

Atlas Opportunity Score: 78/100. N9+ Fit Score: 68/100, conditional. The health focus and Oklahoma City preference create a plausible applicant-led path, but the Foundation does not expressly identify telehealth, remote-exam technology, or medical-device acquisition as a funding priority. Any proposal involving the Nonagon N9+ device and platform therefore requires applicant-specific need and confirmation that the proposed cost is allowable and not third-party reimbursable. Dr. Miltie/QC Healthcare is not treated as a direct applicant; the defensible role is vendor or technology partner to an independently eligible applicant.

Foundation contact: info@pinonfoundation.org, 405-343-5353.