OpenAtlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified October 3, 2026
The NSF Translation to Practice program supports use-inspired research and translation of federally funded or other research discoveries into real-world products, processes, services, open-source ecosystems, standards, and other practical outcomes. The next TTP-T and TTP-P deadline is November 17, 2026 at 5:00 PM in the submitting organization's local time.
Required next actionEligible organizations should select the TTP track that matches project maturity, confirm organizational and PI eligibility, and prepare a responsive non-medical translation proposal. TTP-T and TTP-P proposals are due November 17, 2026 at 5:00 PM in the submitting organization's local time; TTP-E may be submitted anytime after satisfying its current-award and Program Officer approval requirements.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified October 3, 2026
CareSource Foundation now uses an invitation-only grantmaking process for 501(c)(3) organizations aligned with health, maternal and child health, school health, disability, behavioral health, and health-workforce priorities. There is no public application deadline; invited organizations receive their submission instructions and due date directly from the Foundation.
Required next actionDo not cold-solicit organizations for an application. If an Ohio 501(c)(3) confirms it has received a CareSource Foundation invitation, verify the invitation's exact deadline, portal requirements, budget rules, and required uploads, then evaluate and support the applicant package.
Open — Rolling October 1 through September 30 processing cycleAtlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified October 3, 2026
USDA Rural Development currently lists Grants for Rural and Native Alaskan Villages as open. Applications are accepted on an ongoing October 1 through September 30 cycle through the applicable USDA Rural Development office. Purpose and community health fit This program helps remote Alaskan villages provide safe, reliable drinking water and waste disposal systems for households […]
Required next actionIdentify a qualifying rural Alaskan village or hub; confirm population, income and dire-sanitation eligibility; verify the applicant structure and required 25% state or local contribution; review current USDA program resources and forms; and coordinate with the applicable USDA Rural Development office before application.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified October 3, 2026
The Hawaii Dental Service Foundation (HDS Foundation) accepts grant requests from eligible nonprofit and governmental programs for projects that advance oral health in Hawaiʻi. The current program supports oral health education, prevention of oral disease, and improved access to dental care for underserved populations. Deadline The next published submission deadline is December 15, 2026. HDS […]
Required next actionEligible organizations should confirm alignment with HDS oral-health priorities and prepare the project description, need statement, proposed budget and other funding sources, effectiveness-measurement plan, acknowledgment plan, IRS determination letter, current board list, and current operating budget for the December 15, 2026 cycle.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified October 4, 2026
Rhode Island's Governor's Workforce Board Nursing Facility Training Grant Program provides 100% reimbursement of eligible enhanced healthcare training costs, up to $30,000 per licensed nursing facility per calendar year, with $600,000 in FY26 funding. Applications are accepted online on a rolling basis and must be approved before training begins.
Required next actionConfirm the nursing facility meets all current licensing, staffing-retention, minimum-staffing, wage, labor, good-standing, and Ocean State Procures requirements; select a compliant enhanced healthcare training activity; submit the online application and obtain approval before training begins; preserve contract, Purchase Order, payment, attendance, and reimbursement documentation.
Active — RollingAtlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified October 4, 2026
Opportunity Overview Yawkey Foundation Transformational Capital Grants support major capital projects that permanently and substantially improve a nonprofit organization’s ability to deliver high-quality programs and services through physical spaces. The Foundation’s primary geographic focus includes Eastern Massachusetts and Georgetown County, South Carolina, and Health Care is one of its six Areas of Giving. Funding and […]
Required next actionIdentify qualifying Eastern Massachusetts 501(c)(3) healthcare and other mission-aligned nonprofits with mature capital projects, verify prior Yawkey proposal activity for the current calendar year, confirm project readiness and budget documentation, and use the Foundation eligibility quiz and online Initial Proposal process. Do not promote a second Yawkey Initial Proposal to an organization that has already submitted one this calendar year.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified October 4, 2026
The Nagel Foundation is accepting annual grant applications from qualified 501(c)(3) charities serving southwest Idaho through October 31, 2026. No applicant award cap or cutoff time is published. Current instructions require IRS status documentation, financial statements, the prior-year Form 990, a program budget, timeline, population served and evaluation plan.
Required next actionConfirm southwest Idaho 501(c)(3)/509 eligibility; assemble IRS letter, prior-year 990, current comparative financials, program budget, timeline, population served and evaluation plan; submit by October 31, 2026.
OpenAtlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified October 7, 2026
The Wells County Foundation is accepting 2026 Third Regular Grant Cycle proposals for Wells County nonprofit projects, including health and human services, through October 15, 2026 at 4:00 PM. The issuer does not publish a deadline time zone or per applicant request ceiling in the reviewed materials.
Required next actionReview the Wells County Foundation regular grant-cycle guidelines and current application materials. The 2026 third-cycle deadline is October 15, 2026.
Active — 2026 application window open July 1 through December 31Atlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified October 4, 2026
The Keeneland Foundation accepts annual grant requests from Kentucky based 501(c) organizations, with priority for Central Kentucky. The 2026 application window runs July 1 through December 31, and the Foundation historically targets capital expansion and equipment purchases, including projects submitted under Health & Human Services.
Required next actionConfirm Kentucky 501(c) eligibility, Central Kentucky impact, capital or equipment project fit, board list and determination letter, project budget and major funding sources, then submit through the official Keeneland Foundation online form before December 31, 2026. The current form does not publish a mandatory match or cost share requirement.
Active — Q4 2026 application cycle open through October 26, 2026 close of businessAtlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified October 4, 2026
Torch Helps is accepting Q4 2026 applications from eligible local 501(c)(3) charities through October 26, 2026, close of business. Quarterly grants are $10,000 and support underserved people who lack access to basic health and human services, including medical care and mental health needs.
Required next actionConfirm current 501(c)(3) status, service in a community where Torch Technologies employees reside, BBB Wise Giving Alliance accountability criteria, no Torch Helps quarterly award within the prior 24 months, and eligible use of funds. Use the current official PDF or Word application and submit by the Q4 deadline, October 26, 2026, close of business.
Active — Rolling Inquiry for 2027 considerationAtlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified October 4, 2026
The Anne & Henry Zarrow Foundation accepts rolling inquiries from Tulsa area nonprofits and supports access to health care and mental health services through operating, program, and capital grants. Inquiries submitted now may be considered for invitation to the 2027 proposal cycle.
Required next actionScreen an eligible Tulsa-area or otherwise qualifying Oklahoma nonprofit with a documented project aligned to the Foundation's current priorities. Submit the rolling Inquiry Form if the organization is a credible fit, understanding that an inquiry does not guarantee an invitation and late-2026 inquiries may be considered for the proposal cycle opening in May 2027.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified October 4, 2026
Open NIH Phase IIB SBIR opportunity for U.S. small businesses that previously received a qualifying NIH SBIR or STTR Phase II award. The next standard due date is January 5, 2027 at 5:00 PM applicant-local time. Strong later-stage health-technology commercialization potential, but a 100% third-party funding match is mandatory.
Required next actionConfirm a qualifying prior NIH SBIR or STTR Phase II award for the same project, verify that the application falls within the first six due dates after the Phase II budget period, confirm U.S. small-business and PI eligibility, and secure documented third-party matching funds of at least 100% of the NIH amount requested before advancing.
Active — no fixed closing date publishedAtlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified October 4, 2026
Alabama ADPH accepts Civil Money Penalty reinvestment proposals for projects that directly benefit residents of certified nursing facilities. The program is open with no fixed closing date published, but current CMS rules make telemedicine, required medical equipment, and high dollar complex technology non allowable, so the Nonagon N9+ device and platform is not a legitimate CMPRP funding fit.
Required next actionUse the current ADPH application and CMS CMPRP guidance, confirm applicant and beneficiary eligibility, document resident benefit, avoid non-allowable costs, and submit the complete application to ADPH for state review before CMS consideration.
Active - current application and submission process publicly available; no deadline publishedAtlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified October 5, 2026
The City of Fairmont maintains a current opioid settlement grant application for projects addressing opioid use disorder, treatment, recovery, prevention, maternal and neonatal impacts, incarcerated populations, overdose reversal, and related evidence based abatement work. Requests may be up to $100,000 for direct services and $50,000 for indirect service projects. A 20% match is required unless the City approves a case by case waiver. The current official page does not publish a submission deadline, clock time, or time zone.
Required next actionConfirm current funding availability with the City Grant Administrator; define an applicant controlled opioid abatement project with a documented Fairmont connection; verify the 20% match or request a case by case waiver; assemble FEIN, UEI, SAM status, good standing, licenses/certifications, audited and current financial statements, operating budget, project budget and narrative, leadership resumes, third party reference, partners, outcomes, sustainability and required certification packet; submit by email or physical delivery under the current City instructions.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified October 5, 2026
Carver County Health and Human Services Public Health is accepting 2027 opioid settlement funding applications from nonprofits, community organizations, educational institutions, healthcare providers, local governments and SUD treatment providers. Up to $250,000 is available across the funding cycle; applications are due October 16, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. CST as published by the County.
Required next actionReview the live Carver County application materials; confirm applicant specific budget, cost eligibility, match or cost share, procurement and attachment requirements; document a Carver County opioid remediation need and measurable outcomes; then submit through the County's permitted application route by the published deadline.
Active - rolling applicationsAtlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified October 5, 2026
The Bernard McDonough Foundation accepts rolling grant requests from tax-exempt nonprofit organizations serving West Virginia, including projects in its expressly identified Health & Medical funding area. The Foundation publishes no fixed application cycle or deadline and does not state a per-award ceiling on its public guidelines; organizations may receive funding only once per calendar year.
Required next actionConfirm 501(c)(3) or other qualifying tax-exempt status, West Virginia service geography, no prior Foundation award in calendar year 2026, and a direct Health & Medical project; contact the Foundation to discuss the request; confirm project-cost allowability; create or use the organization's online grant-portal account and submit the required Letter of Inquiry (LOI) first. A full Grant Application is available only after the Foundation approves the LOI and issues an invitation.
Open — Fall cycle closes September 30, 2026. The current WFACF page does not publish an exact closing time or time zone.Atlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified September 27, 2026
WFACF's Fall 2026 Emergency Services Grant Cycle is open to volunteer fire departments in six Oklahoma counties through September 30, 2026. Eligible uses expressly include first-responder equipment and medical equipment/supplies; no general 2026 award ceiling is published.
Required next actionConfirm the applicant is an eligible volunteer fire department in one of WFACF’s eligible Oklahoma counties, verify its prior 12-month application history and the specific equipment need, review the live Grant Portal requirements, and submit a complete application through the WFACF Grant Portal by September 30, 2026. Recheck the live portal before submission for any portal-specific closing-time control.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified October 6, 2026
California CHFFA tax-exempt and taxable commercial-paper financing for eligible nonprofit and public health facilities, including construction, renovation, real estate, equipment, refinancing and qualifying working capital.
Required next actionFor an eligible California public or nonprofit health facility, confirm the project qualifies for CHFFA commercial-paper financing, then verify borrower eligibility, credit or liquidity requirements, financing structure, current application materials, and Authority timing before proceeding.
ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified October 6, 2026
California CDPH administers rolling federal Civil Money Penalty reinvestment funding for projects that directly benefit residents of skilled nursing and nursing facilities. Current CMS rules make medical equipment and complex technology, including telemedicine, non-allowable, so N9+ is not a legitimate funding fit.
Required next actionReview the current CDPH and CMS program guidance before applying, confirm allowable costs and required support materials, and prepare an eligible quality-improvement project.
Active — pre-applications open through October 19, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. CTAtlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified October 6, 2026
UAB CCTS is accepting 2026 Clinical & Translational Science Pilot Program pre-applications through October 19, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. CT. Eligible full-time assistant and associate professors at CCTS Partner Network institutions may request up to $30,000 in direct costs for a 12-month translational-science pilot; cost sharing is not allowed.
Required next actionConfirm an eligible UAB or CCTS Partner Network assistant or associate professor, verify the proposal is free of prior award or overlapping aim restrictions, and submit the pre-application through RED-ASSIST by October 19, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. CT.
