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Harper County Community Foundation — October 2026 Grant Round

Harper County Community Foundation is accepting October 2026 grant applications from not-for-profit community organizations for projects benefiting Harper County citizens, including health care, human needs, education, community improvement and rural development. More than $100,000 is available across the round, with applications due October 1, 2026 at 11:59 PM; the Foundation does not state a time zone on its current public notice.

FundingMore than $100,000 total available across the October 2026 round; no per-applicant minimum or maximum is stated in the current public materials.
DeadlineOctober 1, 2026 at 11:59 PM; time zone not stated on the current public notice.
Last verifiedSeptember 23, 2026
Required next actionQualify a Harper County not-for-profit applicant and project; verify the live 2026 portal, prior HCCF reporting status if applicable, governing-body approval, budget and cost allowability, then complete authoritative CRM and send-history deduplication before ORIGINAL outreach.

Broad Eligibility

Not-for-profit community organizations with projects benefiting Harper County citizens. Individuals are not eligible. Focus areas include education, human needs, health care, community improvement and rural development.

Atlas Analysis

Atlas Opportunity Score 80/100. N9+ Fit 25/100 conditional only for a legitimate applicant-led Harper County health-care project after live 2026 cost allowability is verified. QC Healthcare Fit 25/100 conditional. Direct Vendor Fit 0/100. Ordinary initial outreach must not introduce N9+.

Opportunity Overview

The Harper County Community Foundation (HCCF) is accepting applications for its second 2026 grant round for projects that benefit Harper County, Kansas. HCCF identifies five focus areas: education, human needs, health care, community improvement, and rural development.

Funding and Deadline

HCCF states that more than $100,000 will be available in the October 2026 grant round. The current public materials do not state a per-applicant minimum or maximum award. Applicants may seek full funding, partial funding, or matching funding.

Applications must be submitted through HCCF’s online grant portal by October 1, 2026 at 11:59 PM. The current public notice does not state a time zone, so Atlas does not infer one.

Who Can Apply

Current HCCF criteria state that grants are awarded to not-for-profit community organizations that benefit Harper County citizens. Individuals are not eligible. Projects must comply with applicable federal and state equal-opportunity and nondiscrimination requirements.

Allowable Project Framework

Eligible proposals may focus on education, human needs, health care, community improvement, or rural development. HCCF states that no portion of the project grant may be applied to administrative or overhead costs.

The current grant-information page links an application-question preview labeled for the October 2025 round. That planning document includes budget categories for furniture and equipment, supplies, contractual costs, education and training, building/space/maintenance, and travel/subsistence. Because the linked preview is not labeled 2026, applicants should verify the live 2026 portal before treating any specific cost category as currently allowable.

Application Readiness

HCCF’s linked application framework asks applicants to define the project, geographic area served, population and number of people affected, recent and pending grant support, requested funding, other funding sources, a pared-down partial-funding option, project leadership, project need, evaluation approach, a month-by-month work plan, and a detailed budget narrative. HCCF expects funded work to be used within 12 months of award. The applicant’s governing body must approve submission.

For 2026 applicants that received HCCF funding previously, the Foundation states that the applicable May 2026 progress report and/or October 2025 final report must be completed before additional funding will be considered.

Atlas Analysis

Atlas Opportunity Score: 80/100. The opportunity is current, locally administered, has more than $100,000 available across the round, and expressly includes health care among its funding priorities. The applicant pool is geographically narrow, which may improve relevance for qualified Harper County organizations.

N9+ Fit: 25/100, conditional. A defensible N9+ role would require an eligible Harper County health-care or community-health applicant with a project in which remote physical examination, guided exams, vitals, or telehealth-enabled clinical encounters are genuinely needed, and the live 2026 application must confirm the technology/equipment expense is allowable. Ordinary initial outreach must not introduce or sell N9+.

QC Healthcare Fit: 25/100, conditional. Project-specific healthcare equipment or implementation support may be plausible, but no current 2026 public material establishes a direct vendor pathway. Direct Vendor Fit: 0/100. Dr. Miltie is not being treated as the direct applicant.

Next Action

Identify a qualified Harper County not-for-profit organization with a current health-care, human-needs, or rural-development project; verify organization eligibility, current live-portal requirements, governing-body approval, prior HCCF reporting status where applicable, project budget, and any equipment or contractual cost allowability. Complete authoritative CRM Account, Contact, Deal, opt-out/bounce, Atlas_Email_Queue, and prior-send deduplication before any ORIGINAL outreach.

Official sources: Harper County Community Foundation — October 1, 2026 grant notice and HCCF grant criteria and application information.

Source verificationReferenced source · harpercofoundation.orgAtlas last verified this record September 23, 2026. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗