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Indiana — Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne 2026 Rising Together Healthy Mind & Body Grants

Upcoming 2026 Rising Together Healthy Mind & Body operating-support cycle from the Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne for qualifying 501(c)(3) nonprofits serving Allen County. Applications open October 1, 2026 and are due November 1, 2026 at 11:59 PM EST. Requests above $50,000 are not considered; the published average Rising Together award is $20,000.

FundingUp to $50,000. Requests above $50,000 are not considered; the Foundation publishes an average Rising Together grant size of $20,000, and first-time Rising Together grantees are typically awarded $5,000.
DeadlineHealthy Mind & Body applications open October 1, 2026 and are due November 1, 2026 at 11:59 PM EST.
Last verifiedSeptember 24, 2026
Required next actionBeginning October 1, identify Allen County healthcare, mental-health, food, fitness, and basic-needs nonprofits that meet all Rising Together eligibility requirements and have not already received a Rising Together Grant in calendar year 2026. 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. Ordinary outreach should introduce the verified funding opportunity and Atlas grant-package assistance at no cost and must not sell N9+.

Broad Eligibility

501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations that have existed at least three years and either serve at least 50% of their people in Allen County or provide a unique service to the county. Applicants may not require religious participation for services or require employees to sign a statement of faith. Organizations may receive only one Rising Together Grant per calendar year.

Atlas Analysis

Atlas Opportunity Score 92/100. N9+ Fit 68/100 conditional. QC Healthcare Fit 58/100 conditional. Healthy Mind & Body directly covers healthcare, mental health, food, fitness, and basic needs. Rising Together is unrestricted operating support, but medical or academic research is excluded and N9+ is not a named priority. Any N9+ role must be applicant-selected and tied to a credible clinical-access, remote-exam, vitals, or telehealth-enabled care need; ordinary initial outreach must not introduce or sell N9+.

Verified September 24, 2026. The Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne has published the 2026 Rising Together Healthy Mind & Body grant cycle for nonprofit organizations whose missions align with healthcare, mental health, food and fitness, basic needs, and related work that helps Allen County residents achieve better mental and physical health.

Application timing and funding

The Healthy Mind & Body application window opens October 1, 2026 and closes November 1, 2026 at 11:59 PM EST. Rising Together requests above $50,000 will not be considered. The Foundation states that the average Rising Together grant is approximately $20,000, and first-time Rising Together grantees are typically awarded $5,000.

Eligibility

Applicants must be 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations, must have existed for at least three years, and must either serve at least 50% of their people in Allen County or provide a unique service to the county. Applicants may not require participation in religious programming for people to receive services and may not require employees to sign a statement of faith. An organization may receive only one Rising Together Grant per calendar year.

Funding use

Rising Together Grants are unrestricted operating-support grants. The Foundation states that these grants may fund the organization in any way it chooses, subject to the published program and IRS restrictions. The program does not fund medical or academic research. Grant funds may not be used for lobbying, prohibited partisan political activity, impermissible individual travel/study grants or subgrants, or non-charitable/non-educational purposes.

Application requirements

Applicants must first complete the Rising Together Eligibility Quiz. The application requests strategic alignment with the Healthy Mind & Body pillar, operational-support amount and prior Rising Together funding, governance and board information, organizational staffing and professional-development information, service-population demographics, collaboration and impact information, and extensive financial information. Required materials include an organizational chart, current and prior fiscal-year operating-budget information, the previous two years of balance sheets, and income statements for the current and two previous fiscal years. A budget is required. A fund-development plan may be uploaded optionally. The Foundation states that an audit is not required.

Evaluation priorities

The published rubric assigns 30 points to governance, 20 points to people and HR, 20 points to programs, and 30 points to finance and fundraising. Strong applications should therefore document board oversight and accountability, staff development and stability, measurable impact and collaboration, and sound finances with revenue diversity, liquidity, and reserves. Atlas package work should be built around those scoring factors rather than relying only on the health-program narrative.

Match and submission

No mandatory match or cost-share requirement is stated in the current Rising Together guidelines. Applications are submitted through the Community Foundation’s online grant portal. The Foundation may adjust the requested amount during review.

Atlas fit

Atlas Opportunity Score: 92/100. N9+ Fit Score: 68/100 conditional. QC Healthcare Fit: 58/100 conditional. The Healthy Mind & Body pillar is directly aligned with healthcare and mental-health organizations, and the unrestricted operating-support structure gives eligible grantees broad discretion over lawful organizational spending. A Nonagon N9+ remote physical examination platform could be a defensible applicant-selected use where an eligible nonprofit has a real clinical-access, remote-exam, vitals, or telehealth-enabled care need, but the Foundation does not specifically name N9+ or medical technology as a preferred use. Ordinary initial outreach must therefore focus on the verified funding opportunity and Atlas grant assistance, not on selling N9+.

Authoritative sources

Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne Grant Opportunities and Rising Together Guidelines and Instructions.

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