Opportunity Overview
The Board of Visitors 2027-2028 Grant Cycle supports Arizona 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations providing healthcare services to women, children and the elderly in the greater Phoenix community. The issuer-operated application portal currently shows the 2027-2028 cycle as Now Open, while the public grants page still says the current cycle is closed and advises applicants to check back in January. Atlas therefore classifies the opportunity as Active — application portal open; issuer website status-text conflict and recommends reconfirming portal status before applicant outreach.
Funding and Deadline
Category A provides one-year grants of up to $200,000 for organizations with an annual budget of at least $1 million. Category B provides $5,000 to $100,000 for one year with no minimum annual budget. Category C provides the net proceeds of the Care Card program and requires an annual budget of at least $1 million. Category D provides up to $5,000 for startup or emerging organizations. The issuer application portal lists the deadline as April 15, 2027 at 5:00 PM Arizona time.
Eligibility and Geography
Applicants must be 501(c)(3) organizations serving healthcare needs of women, children or the elderly in the greater Phoenix community. The Board evaluates whether proposed work improves long-term health outcomes, reaches underserved populations, addresses a strong community need, demonstrates collaboration or partnerships, and can be sustained beyond Board funding. Only one request may be submitted per organization per calendar year. Current grant recipients remain eligible subject to required interim and final reporting.
Eligible Uses and Match
The Board identifies seed funding for specific projects, general operating support, and defined capital campaigns that bring needed healthcare services to the community as supported uses. Atlas did not identify a mandatory match or cost-share requirement in the public grant materials reviewed.
Required Financial Documentation
Organizations selected for a full proposal must provide category-specific financial documentation. Categories A and C require two years of independently reviewed or audited financial statements. Category B requires two years of financial statements. Category D requires IRS Form 990 information from the prior one or two years as applicable.
Submission Mechanics and Contact
Applications are submitted through The Board of Visitors online grant portal. The current portal lists the 2027-2028 cycle as open and provides a Start Application action. Questions may be directed to info@boardofvisitors.org or 602-235-9554.
Atlas Analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score: 93/100. This is a strong Arizona healthcare funding opportunity because it is specifically directed to greater Phoenix organizations serving women, children and older adults, with emphasis on long-term outcomes, underserved populations, demonstrated community need, collaboration and sustainability.
N9+ Fit: 70/100 conditional. QC Healthcare Fit: 45/100 conditional. Dr. Miltie direct-applicant fit: 0/100. A role for the Nonagon N9+ device and platform is defensible only where an independently eligible healthcare organization develops a project in which connected remote examination capability is clinically appropriate and the funder confirms that the related technology cost is allowable. The public materials do not specifically establish equipment or telehealth costs as eligible, so Atlas does not force a technology fit. Dr. Miltie is not a direct eligible applicant under the published 501(c)(3) applicant requirement.
Next Action
Before applicant outreach, reconfirm the issuer status conflict in the live application portal and identify only greater Phoenix healthcare applicants whose project has a legitimate, independently verified N9+ or QC Healthcare role. Applicants should select the appropriate grant category and prepare the required financial documentation if invited to submit a full proposal.
Official sources: The Board of Visitors Grants and The Board of Visitors Application Portal.