ANNOUNCED — anticipated Fall 2026 launch. As of November 3, the foundation page still shows the exact December deadline date as TBD and does not provide a working application link or downloadable RFP. Current open status is unconfirmed.
California — Contra Costa County Opioid Settlement Community Grants, Inaugural 2026–2027 Round (Deadline TBD)
Announced competitive opioid settlement grants for Contra Costa County nonprofits, fiscally sponsored groups, cities and school districts. Award limit not published; December 2026 deadline date TBD. Official RFP/application link remains unavailable; verification hold.
FundingIndividual applicant award amount and overall competitive pool not published in the reviewed official program page; no amount should be inferred from prior Alameda County settlement rounds.
DeadlineDecember 2026, exact date TBD by funder; published timetable says midnight Pacific Time on date to be announced. The webpage anticipated October 2026 opening, but live application acceptance is not independently confirmed.
Last verified2026-11-03
Required next actionVisit https://3vcf.org/nonprofits/contra-costa-county-opioid-grants/ to obtain the newly released RFP and active application link when posted. Verify the exact December deadline day, award limits, matching rules, allowable costs, required attachments and application instructions before applying. The prior Alameda County Innovative Mini-Grants are a different, completed competition.
Broad Eligibility
501(c)(3) nonprofits, qualifying fiscally sponsored community groups, nonprofit-led collaborations, and Contra Costa County cities and school districts. Projects must serve Contra Costa County residents and address opioid prevention, treatment, recovery, or harm reduction. Priority for disproportionately affected communities and recognized high-impact abatement activities.
Atlas Analysis
2026-11-03 official 3VCF funder program page verified grant financial-assistance intent, county geographic fit, applicant categories, abatement focus and anticipated 2027 implementation. However 'APPLICATION' and 'DOWNLOAD RFP' are rendered as non-linked placeholder text. Specific active application, exact December day, applicant award amount, matching/reimbursement terms, allowable/prohibited cost schedule and controlling submission document are NOT independently verifiable. Hold in Pending Review; no protected approval. Duplicate checks covered all WordPress grant_opportunity statuses for Three Valleys, Contra Costa and all source-url meta entries with 3vcf.org; no match.
Contra Costa County Opioid Settlement Community Grants — Inaugural Round
Three Valleys Community Foundation, in collaboration with Contra Costa County Health Alcohol and Other Drug Services, has announced an applicant-facing competitive grant program to support local organizations combating the opioid crisis through prevention, treatment, recovery, and harm reduction. The funder publicly describes a Fall 2026 launch, but its current page has not supplied an activated application link or controlling RFP. Do not assume applications are currently being accepted.
Eligibility and geography
Eligible prospective applicants include 501(c)(3) nonprofits, qualifying fiscally sponsored community groups and projects, and Contra Costa County cities and school districts. Collaborations led by eligible nonprofits are encouraged. Proposed activities must directly benefit Contra Costa County residents, with priority for people and communities disproportionately affected by substance-use disorders and for recognized high-impact opioid abatement activities.
Funding and timeline
The individual applicant award amount and total competitive pool have not been disclosed on the current official program page. No matching percentage or universal payment terms have been confirmed. The published timeline anticipates an application closing date in December 2026 at midnight Pacific Time, but the actual December day is expressly TBD. Project implementation is planned for 12 to 18 months beginning April 2027, with selection and first payments anticipated in March 2027. These are provisional program dates, not a confirmed open solicitation.
Application requirements and verification hold
The funder says applications must be submitted through its online portal and refers applicants to a forthcoming RFP. The controlling RFP, live application form, exact deadline, award ceiling, matching rules, allowable and prohibited cost details, and submission attachments have not been made available through the reviewed official page. Check the official funder website for the released RFP and confirmed application window before planning a submission. Funding details and current application availability have not yet been established.
Official source: https://3vcf.org/nonprofits/contra-costa-county-opioid-grants/ . Researched November 3, 2026.
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