Alabama First Horizon Foundation Grants — 2026

First Horizon Foundation's 2026 Alabama grant cycle is open for eligible organizations in Birmingham, Mobile, and Huntsville through September 15, 2026. Health & Human Services and Education & Leadership are among the Foundation's stated focus areas.

FundingNo fixed maximum or typical award amount is published on the current controlling pages.

DeadlineSeptember 15, 2026. The current Alabama page does not publish an exact closing time or time zone.

Last verifiedSeptember 11, 2026

Required next actionConfirm applicant location and organizational eligibility, define a Health & Human Services or other eligible project, verify project-specific cost allowability with First Horizon Foundation, and submit through the online application portal by September 15, 2026.

Broad Eligibility

Eligible organizations in Birmingham, Mobile, and Huntsville may apply, subject to First Horizon Foundation's exclusions. The Foundation does not fund individuals, trips/tours, solely religious/social/fraternal organizations, fund-redistributing charities except recognized united-fund types, K-12 schools, political/ideological organizations, or operating budget deficits.

Atlas Analysis

The First Horizon Foundation is accepting 2026 grant applications from eligible organizations in Birmingham, Mobile, and Huntsville, Alabama. The Foundation identifies Health & Human Services and Education & Leadership among its five current focus areas.

The Alabama application cycle opened January 1, 2026 and closes September 15, 2026. The controlling Alabama page does not publish an exact closing time or time zone. Applications are submitted through First Horizon Foundation’s online application portal.

The Foundation states that grants are not provided to or for individuals, trips and tours, solely religious/social/fraternal organizations, charities that redistribute funds to other charitable organizations except recognized united-fund type organizations, K-12 schools, political organizations or organizations primarily seeking to influence legislation or promote an ideological point of view, or operating budget deficits.

The current controlling pages do not publish a fixed maximum award, typical request amount, mandatory match, or cost-share requirement. Applicants should confirm project-specific budget allowability directly with the Foundation before committing costs.

Alabama contacts: Birmingham — Stacie Key, stacie.key@firsthorizon.com; Mobile — Lauren Picard, lauren.picard@firsthorizon.com; Huntsville — Melissa Lang, melissa.lang@firsthorizon.com. General Foundation questions may be sent to foundation@firsthorizon.com.

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Official source: First Horizon Foundation — Alabama grant application page.

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