Opportunity Summary
The Kindred Area Community Foundation, administered by the North Dakota Community Foundation, accepts one grant application cycle each year for projects and organizations within the Kindred School District, including Davenport, Hickson, Kindred, Leonard, Oxbow and Walcott. Applications are due November 1. The controlling public page does not state an exact deadline clock time, time zone, solicitation number, current-year total funding pool, or per-applicant maximum.
Eligibility
Eligible applicants are IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and government agencies based within the boundaries of the Kindred School District. Organizations are limited to one request per calendar year. Day-to-day operating requests are lower priority, grants to individuals are not allowed, and religious-organization requests must be non-denominational and serve the entire community.
Healthcare and N9+ Fit
The fund has recent healthcare and emergency-response precedent. In 2025 it awarded Kindred Area Ambulance Service $1,680 to update computers and Community of Care $1,000 for the Kindred Area Faith Community Nurse Program. Earlier awards include Kindred Area Ambulance Service projects and medical supplies for Leonard First Responders. Atlas assigns an N9+ Fit Score of 18/100. A legitimate role for the Nonagon N9+ device and platform would require an eligible local applicant, a clearly supported healthcare or emergency-care project, and confirmation that the proposed technology and implementation costs are allowable. The small historical award sizes materially limit fit.
Funding and Deadline
The Foundation does not publish a current 2026 total pool or per-applicant maximum on the controlling page. Recent individual awards shown publicly are generally in the hundreds to low thousands of dollars. Applications are due November 1; no exact cutoff time or time zone is published. No mandatory match or cost-share requirement is stated on the controlling page.
Application Requirements
Applications are submitted through the NDCF Grants Portal. Portal registration requires the organization name, EIN, executive-officer name, and user credentials. The public fund page does not enumerate a grant-specific mandatory attachment checklist or current amendment schedule. Applicants should confirm all live portal requirements before submission.
Direct Vendor Review
Dr. Miltie/QC Healthcare is not being advanced as a direct applicant. Any role would need to be applicant-led, with Dr. Miltie/QC Healthcare serving only as a vendor or implementation partner if selected by an eligible local organization and if the Foundation confirms the relevant costs are allowable.
Atlas Next Step
For a qualifying Kindred School District organization, define a narrowly scoped community healthcare, school-health or emergency-response project, confirm technology and vendor cost allowability and the live portal requirements, and verify the exact deadline time before any applicant outreach.