OpenAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified October 4, 2026
The U.S. National Science Foundation is accepting SBIR/STTR proposals under NSF 26-511, a pilot emphasis on next-generation scientific instrumentation, experimental platforms, and enabling technologies. The next full proposal deadline is November 4, 2026 at 5:00 PM in the submitting organization’s local time. Phase I awards may request up to $305,000; Phase II up to $1.25 million; Fast-Track up to $1.555 million.
Required next actionEligible U.S. small businesses should verify SBIR/STTR eligibility, PI requirements, and scientific-instrumentation project fit, then complete the required Project Pitch early enough to receive an invitation before the November 4, 2026 full-proposal deadline. Phase II applicants must be qualifying prior NSF Phase I awardees.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified October 4, 2026
Opportunity Overview Carroll County accepts applications for opioid settlement funding to support prevention, abatement, and treatment of substance misuse for Carroll County residents. The Carroll County Opioid Settlement Committee makes funding recommendations to the Carroll County Board of Supervisors. Funding and Deadline Applications are accepted on a rolling quarterly timeline. Carroll County does not publish […]
Required next actionVerify the current Application for Funding, define an Exhibit E compliant opioid remediation project and budget for Carroll County residents, confirm costs and applicant procurement, and submit through Carroll County Public Health.
Active - rolling applications accepted throughout the yearAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified October 4, 2026
The Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation accepts West Virginia Health grant applications throughout the year from eligible 501(c)(3) organizations and qualified government units and agencies. The Health program directly supports healthcare access, preventive health services, health delivery systems, public-health infrastructure, chronic-disease prevention and management, child health, and social drivers of health. No standard applicant award ceiling or fixed deadline is published.
Required next actionConfirm organization and project eligibility, align the request to the published West Virginia health priorities, prepare required financial and organizational materials, and follow the Foundation online application instructions. Applications are accepted throughout the year.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified October 4, 2026
The Mabee Foundation accepts capital grant requests for qualifying projects in Oklahoma and five other states. Its published guidelines limit funding to construction, renovations, and the purchase of major medical equipment. The Foundation considers requests quarterly. For the next board cycle after this verification, a complete request must be received by December 1, 2026 for […]
Required next actionVerify nonprofit eligibility, 40% qualifying public support, project readiness, and medical equipment allowability before applicant action.
Open - 2026 applications accepted September 1 through September 30; online applications close September 30, 2026 at 11:59 PM EST, and mailed applications must be postmarked by September 30.Atlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified September 28, 2026
The King’s Daughters and Sons Foundation of Kentucky opened its 2026 grant cycle September 1. Applications close September 30, 2026 at 11:59 PM EST. Health and equipment purchases are explicit priorities, with prior medical-equipment and tele-hearing awards supporting a strong conditional N9+ fit for qualifying Kentucky nonprofits.
Required next actionConfirm nonprofit eligibility and the specific health or equipment project, obtain a current quote or cost documentation, prepare the required 2026 application, three-page maximum cover letter, board list, IRS 501(c)(3) determination letter, and latest Form 990 including Schedule B or equivalent financial reports, and submit online before 11:59 PM EST September 30 or mail with a September 30 postmark.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified October 4, 2026
Opportunity Overview Dallas County, Iowa accepts applications for Dallas County Opioid Settlement Funds on a rolling basis. Funds must support prevention, abatement, or treatment of substance misuse and must comply with the authorized opioid settlement uses incorporated through Exhibit E. Funding and Deadline Dallas County publishes no fixed application deadline. Applications are reviewed on a […]
Required next actionVerify the live Application for Funding form, define a compliant Exhibit E opioid abatement project and budget, confirm applicant procurement and non duplication controls, and submit through the Dallas County Health Department process.
OpenAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified October 5, 2026
Open 2026 opioid remediation grant cycle administered by the Community Foundation of Noble County for organizations and schools serving Noble County. Applications opened September 1, 2026 and are due November 2, 2026; the public grant page does not publish a deadline time zone or applicant award ceiling.
Required next actionVerify that the applicant serves Noble County, confirm project alignment with approved opioid-remediation uses, complete the required pre-submission meeting with Community Foundation staff, and confirm any proposed equipment or technology cost before the November 2, 2026 deadline.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified October 5, 2026
Opportunity Overview The Telluride Foundation 2026 Community Grants cycle is open for eligible nonprofit organizations and local governmental entities serving people living or working in San Miguel County, Rico, Ouray County, and west Montrose County. The Foundation awards annual competitive grants across seven focus areas, including Health, Human Services, Education, Early Childhood Development, Arts & […]
Required next actionConfirm the applicant serves the eligible region and qualifies as a 501(c)(3), a fiscally sponsored organization, or a local governmental entity; select the appropriate focus area and request type; assemble the required PDF attachments and project budget when applicable; and submit through the Foundation Grants Portal by October 9, 2026 at 5:00 PM Mountain Time.
Closing October 5, 2026 for new applications; renewal/resubmission cycle remains openAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified October 5, 2026
Open NIH R01 clinical-trial opportunity supporting innovative implementation of screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment or prevention for alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use in adult populations experiencing health disparities. The next new-application deadline is October 5, 2026 at 5:00 PM local time of the applicant organization.
Required next actionConfirm organizational and investigator eligibility, required registrations, clinical-trial readiness, scientific responsiveness to the NOFO, and all current NIH application requirements. New applications for this cycle are due October 5, 2026 at 5:00 PM local time of the applicant organization; renewal and resubmission applications are due November 5, 2026 at 5:00 PM applicant-local time.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified October 5, 2026
Nebraska DHHS currently accepts applications for the Nebraska Loan Repayment Program, offering up to $180,000 for qualifying doctors and dentists and up to $90,000 for other qualifying professions serving eligible Nebraska shortage areas. A generally 50/50 local match is required. N9+ direct-vendor fit: 0/100.
Required next actionFor an eligible clinician/site, verify discipline and shortage-area eligibility, confirm employment and the required local 50/50 match, then complete the clinician and local-entity application portions. Do not advance a matched submission without approval or an applicable waiver.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified October 6, 2026
Rasmuson Foundation Tier 1 grants provide up to $35,000 for eligible Alaska nonprofits, Tribes, and local governments for one-time capital needs. Medical and scientific equipment and technology upgrades are expressly eligible; applications are accepted year-round and no match is required.
Required next actionIdentify an eligible Alaska nonprofit, Tribal entity, or local government with a documented one-time medical equipment or technology need; confirm project-specific allowability with Rasmuson Foundation when needed; then submit the one-step online Tier 1 application.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified October 6, 2026
Somerset Hills Community Health Foundation is accepting Letters of Interest for its 2027 grant cycle supporting nonprofit health, wellness, independent-living, and healthcare-workforce programs in Morris and Somerset counties. LOIs are due October 15, 2026 through the CFNJ portal using access code SHCHF_27.
Required next actionIdentify an eligible Morris or Somerset County nonprofit project aligned with SHCHF priorities; confirm current applicant/reapplication status and proposed cost allowability; then submit a one- to two-page LOI through the CFNJ portal using access code SHCHF_27 by October 15, 2026.
Active — applications due October 12, 2026Atlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified October 7, 2026
Opportunity Summary The Grant County Community Foundation, a component fund of the North Dakota Community Foundation, is accepting applications for its Fall 2026 grant round. The Fall round has $63,500 available and applications are due October 12, 2026. The controlling public page does not state an exact deadline clock time, time zone, solicitation number, or […]
Required next actionConfirm applicant eligibility and project scope, review the live NDCF portal requirements, and submit through the NDCF Grant Portal by October 12, 2026.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified October 1, 2026
Marshall County, Kentucky is accepting opioid-settlement grant applications from entities or individuals active in the county for local opioid-use prevention and addiction-treatment projects. Applications are reviewed quarterly; most awards are expected to be $75,000 or less, with larger awards possible for exceptionally compelling proposals.
Required next actionDevelop a Marshall County-specific opioid prevention or treatment project, confirm alignment with approved opioid-settlement uses, avoid supplanting existing program funding, prepare the required narrative/outcomes/budget package as a PDF, and submit through the county's live application form for quarterly review.
Open — October 23, 2026 to June 30, 2027 (or until funds exhausted)Atlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified October 24, 2026
Washington Commerce reopened the 2025-27 Behavioral Health Facilities Closure Prevention round October 23, 2026. The state announced $9.7 million in funding; applications are first-come, first-served through June 30, 2027 at midnight or until funds are exhausted earlier. Applicants must demonstrate a significant facility-closure risk within two years.
Required next actionReview Commerce's 2025-27 Closure Prevention NOFO and guidelines, complete ZoomGrants eligibility screening, and apply before June 30, 2027 at midnight (official time zone unspecified) or exhaustion of funds. No expansion projects; 10-year use commitment.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified October 1, 2026
Ohio Attorney General CY2026 opioid-remediation funding for county jails and qualifying CBCFs: $150,000-$200,000 based on county population, plus a potential $50,000 medication/supply award, with applications accepted through December 1, 2026.
Required next actionEligible Ohio county jails, sheriffs, and supported community-based correctional facilities should use the current CY2026 application, define only new non-supplanting opioid-remediation costs, assemble required county-support documentation, complete the 12-month budget and authorization, and submit the complete package by December 1, 2026 using the method specified in the official application.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified October 1, 2026
The Indiana Department of Health Division of Trauma and Injury Prevention offers approximately $8 million across State Fiscal Years 2026 and 2027 for trauma system development, quality improvement, trauma and non-trauma center engagement, and injury prevention. The RFA is rolling and may support hospitals, hospital networks, first responder agencies, statewide organizations, and entities with prior quality-improvement leadership experience.
Required next actionCoordinate with the applicable Trauma Regional Advisory Council (TRAC), complete the current TCC application and three-tab budget template, confirm AOS Supplier ID/W-9/direct-deposit, EIN and IDOA Bidder ID requirements, and submit through Indiana CTSI WebCAMP.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified September 30, 2026
The Delaware General Assembly has opened Fiscal Year 2028 Grant-in-Aid General Applications for incorporated nonprofit organizations serving Delaware residents. Applications opened September 8, 2026 and are due December 4, 2026 at 3:00 PM. The official application page does not state a time zone, so applicants should verify the submission system clock well before filing. Eligible […]
Required next actionConfirm FY2028 General Grant-in-Aid eligibility, review the current General Application Guide, assemble required governance and financial documentation, verify grants-system and supplier-registration readiness, and complete the application by December 4, 2026 at 3:00 PM. Do not infer a deadline time zone not stated on the official application page.
Active — funding available; contact program teamAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified September 30, 2026
Montana Healthcare Foundation provides grant funding and technical assistance to Montana health care organizations and school districts to develop or expand school-based health programs, including telehealth models. No fixed current deadline or award ceiling is posted on the initiative page.
Required next actionEligible Montana health care organizations and school districts should contact the Montana Healthcare Foundation program team to confirm current participation timing, funding parameters, partnership expectations, and proposal requirements. Define the school-based service model, document the community need and partner roles, and confirm the allowability of proposed startup and implementation costs before submission.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified September 30, 2026
Pennsylvania PCCD is offering approximately $1.5 million to develop new Children’s Advocacy Centers in counties without an NCA-member CAC, with up to five three-year awards capped at $300,000 each. Applications are due May 31, 2027 at 11:59 PM, after required pre-application coordination with PCCD and PennCAC.
Required next actionConfirm the county lacks an NCA-member CAC under the controlling eligibility rules; convene the MDIT; secure the required joint endorsement from the District Attorney, law enforcement, and Children and Youth Services for each county served; submit the required MDIT letter of intent to PCCD; participate in the mandatory PCCD/PennCAC conference call; obtain PennCAC endorsement; confirm Egrants registration, two agency users and an e-signature user; document the NCA membership pathway; and submit a three-year non-supplanting budget and application by May 31, 2027 at 11:59 PM.
