UPCOMING — CACF Mental Health Field of Interest track opens January 4, 2027; deadline February 5, 2027.
Alabama — CACF 2027 Mental Health Field of Interest Grant (February 5; Individual Limit Not Published)
CACF 2027 Mental Health Field of Interest Grants support eligible Montgomery County nonprofits assisting people affected by mental health conditions, including caregiver and public education. Apply January 4–February 5, 2027; individual grant cap not published.
FundingNot published for individual applicants in this specific Mental Health Field of Interest track. Do not substitute general Community Trust limits.
DeadlineUPCOMING: applications open January 4, 2027 and close February 5, 2027. No closing time or time zone published.
Last verified2026-11-07
Required next actionConfirm nonprofit status and a project helping people affected by mental health conditions in Montgomery County, Alabama. Review CACF 2027 Field of Interest instructions, select Mental Health funding category, confirm budget requirements and required documents in the official grant portal, and submit online between January 4 and February 5, 2027.
Broad Eligibility
Nonprofit organizations helping individuals affected by mental health conditions in Montgomery County, Alabama, including eligible caregiver and public education. Further portal requirements apply.
Atlas Analysis
Verified November 7, 2026 against official 2027 Central Alabama Community Foundation Field of Interest Grants description. Applicant amount not published. Specific purpose Montgomery County mental health and caregiver/public education. Jan 4-Feb 5, 2027 dates and online-only submission established. General application exclusions verified; no published match or reimbursement schedule. This is a named fund-specific track and should not be confused with general CACF Community Trust or other field-of-interest funds.
2027 CACF Mental Health Grant — Field of Interest
The Central Alabama Community Foundation (CACF) offers a Mental Health Grant within its upcoming 2027 Family Wellness and Education Field of Interest cycle. The official application window is January 4 through February 5, 2027. Awards are scheduled for May 2027. This fund is a named focus area distinct from the Foundation’s general Community Trust Grants.
Applicant Eligibility and Local Program Fit
The foundation states that this grant supports a nonprofit organization helping people affected by a mental health condition in Montgomery County, Alabama. Permitted projects can include education of caregivers or the general public about the mental-health condition and its effects. The proposal should demonstrate services to affected Montgomery County residents and genuine public benefit.
Individual Funding and Restrictions
No applicant-level award minimum or maximum is published for this specific Mental Health Fund. Do not confuse previous recipients’ grants, total foundation appropriations or amounts for the separate Community Trust program with an award ceiling for this fund. The official field-of-interest page excludes support for individuals, annual fundraising drives or events, endowments, partisan advocacy, regular operating support, capital projects, religious purposes, research, fundraising-event sponsorships and startup costs. The foundation does not specify a mandatory matching percentage or reimbursement schedule in the current program instructions.
Application Instructions
Apply through the foundation’s official online grant portal during the January 4–February 5, 2027 window. Paper applications are not accepted. The funder does not list a specific closing hour or time zone or enumerate documents for this track on the published field-of-interest page; review the live applicant portal for required documents and further restrictions before filing.
Official source: CACF 2027 Field of Interest Grants, Mental Health track, verified November 7, 2026.
Source verificationReferenced source · cacfinfo.orgAtlas last verified this record 2026-11-07. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗
