Indiana — Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne Agile Grants

Open Agile Grants program from the Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne for qualifying 501(c)(3) nonprofits serving Allen County. The 2026 program is open March through October, with rolling, first come, first served applications reviewed monthly. Program funding is capped at $20,000.

FundingUp to $20,000 for program-related funding. Requests above $20,000 will not be considered; the Foundation publishes an average Agile Grant size of $6,000.

DeadlineOpen March through October. Applications are rolling, first come, first served, and reviewed monthly. No exact final October submission date, clock time, or time zone is published in the reviewed current materials.

Last verifiedSeptember 22, 2026

Required next actionConfirm the relevant issue area remains available in the live Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne grant portal; verify the applicant is a qualifying 501(c)(3), serves Allen County as required, has not received an Agile Grant in the last calendar year, and has a credible program request. If the applicant received a Rising Together grant this year, the Agile request must be for a new program or a significant enhancement to an existing program. Before ORIGINAL outreach, verify the business Contact, Email_Opt_Out, authoritative permanent-bounce status, Account/Contact/Deal/Atlas_Email_Queue and authoritative send-history deduplication, and any applicant-specific technology or equipment allowability. Do not introduce N9+ in ordinary initial outreach.

Broad Eligibility

Applicant must be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. At least 50% of people served must be in Allen County and/or the applicant must provide a unique service to the county. Eligibility Quiz also includes prior Agile Grant, program-funding, sponsorship, and religious-programming restrictions.

Atlas Analysis

Verified September 13, 2026. The Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne is currently accepting Agile Grants applications for qualifying nonprofit programs serving Allen County.

Application timing and funding

The 2026 Agile Grant program is open March through October. Applications are accepted on a rolling, first come, first served basis and are reviewed monthly. Available issue areas may close as funds are awarded. Agile Grants provide up to $20,000 in program-related funding. Requests above $20,000 will not be considered, and the Foundation publishes an average Agile Grant size of $6,000.

Eligibility

Applicants must be classified as 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations. At least 50% of the people served must be in Allen County and/or the organization must provide a unique service to the county. The Eligibility Quiz also requires that the applicant has not received an Agile Grant in the last calendar year, the request is for program funding rather than general operating support, the request is not an event sponsorship, and the published religious-programming restrictions are satisfied.

Health-aligned pathways

Current issue areas with potential healthcare relevance include Adults and Children with Disabilities, Infant Mortality, Elderly, and Substance Use Services for Women and Families. Because issue areas may become unavailable as funds are committed, applicants should verify the live grants portal before project development.

Application requirements

The application asks for the project or program name, focus area and amount requested; a description of the project and use of funds; qualifications and capacity; duplication of services; impact; number of people affected; timeline; sustainability; and feasibility. A project or program budget must be uploaded in Excel format and include projected and secured income and expenses. Agile Grants are one-time awards, do not fund medical or academic research, and do not provide operational support, event sponsorships, fundraising event support or annual fund support. The guidelines state that an audit is not required.

N9+ and vendor fit

Atlas Opportunity Score: 87/100. N9+ Fit Score: 82/100 conditional. The Nonagon N9+ device and platform may have a legitimate applicant-selected role when an eligible Allen County nonprofit has a verified health-service project involving guided remote physical examination, vitals collection, or telehealth-enabled clinical encounters. The public Agile Grant guidelines do not expressly establish general technology or equipment allowability, so N9+ budget eligibility must be confirmed for the specific applicant and project before inclusion.

Submission mechanics and controls

Applications are submitted through the Foundation’s online grants portal. No mandatory match or cost-share requirement was identified in the reviewed June 2026 guidelines. The current public materials do not publish an exact final October submission date, clock time, or time zone. That timing must be verified before any cold applicant outreach.

Authoritative sources: Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne Grant Opportunities and the Agile Grant Guidelines, updated June 2026.

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