Active — Cycle 1 open
Atlas Opportunity Score 96/100
Verified September 20, 2026
Maui United Way
Opportunity Overview Maui United Way is accepting Cycle 1 applications for the Ola Maui Nui Grant, supporting recovery and long-term resilience across Maui, Molokaʻi, and Lānaʻi. The four focus areas are Community Recovery, Financial Security, Food Resiliency, and Healthy Community. Healthy Community priorities expressly include mental and behavioral health, healthcare access, prevention, education and wellness, […]
Required next actionPrioritize verified Maui, Molokai and Lanai 501(c)(3) healthcare and human-services organizations and qualified fiscally sponsored projects. Confirm portal account, good standing, project fit, authoritative recipient, Email Opt-Out and sent-history deduplication before outreach. Build any package from the current RFP and live portal prompts, including all character limits and required uploads.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified September 12, 2026
Healthbridge Foundation of Greater Waterbury
Healthbridge Foundation of Greater Waterbury is accepting Fall 2026 applications from qualifying organizations based in or serving Naugatuck. Requests may span 2–3 years and receive up to $150,000 total, with up to $50,000 per year. Applications are due September 21, 2026 at 11:59 PM; current official materials do not separately publish a time zone.
Required next actionConfirm eligible nonprofit, municipal, or fiscally sponsored status and a direct Naugatuck service connection; select the Access and Prevention or Treatment and Payments pathway; prepare a 2-3 year budget within the $50,000 annual cap; and submit through the open Naugatuck application well before September 21, 2026 at 11:59 PM. Current official materials do not separately publish a time zone.
Active — bidder conference completed; questions due September 17
Atlas Opportunity Score 92/100
39 days leftVerified September 20, 2026
New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH)
New York OMH is offering six five-year TPAP awards of $300,000 annually ($1.5 million each; $9 million total) to eligible nonprofit OMH supportive-housing providers, with at least two awards for rural counties. The September 10 bidder conference has ended; questions are due September 17, and proposals are due October 29, 2026 at 2:00 PM EST (source wording). Atlas also surfaces the controlling SFS packaging rules: one proposal PDF in Q1, Excel budget in Q2, required certifications, and the SFS Bid Amount field.
Required next actionThe September 10 bidder conference has ended. Confirm nonprofit OMH supportive-housing eligibility and SFS prequalification, notify the applicable Local Governmental Unit and retain proof, secure required partner Letters of Commitment, complete the Provider Contact form and workplace certifications, combine the Proposal Template and non-budget attachments into one PDF for SFS Q1, keep the Budget Template in Excel for Q2, enter the total request in the SFS Bid Amount field, submit any formal questions by September 17, review the October 8 Q&A/addenda, and submit in SFS by October 29, 2026 at 2:00 PM EST using the RFP's source timezone wording.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 92/100
Verified September 11, 2026
Altman Foundation
The Altman Foundation is currently accepting new Letters of Inquiry only for its Health portfolio. New York 501(c)(3) nonprofits—primarily organizations and programs in New York City—may submit rolling LOIs for high-fit work expanding access to health, behavioral-health and social care, strengthening safety-net providers, advancing integrated whole-person care, addressing health disparities and supporting community-based care for underserved populations.
Required next actionConfirm 501(c)(3) public-charity status and New York/NYC geographic fit; document measurable results already achieved; align tightly to the current Health interests; avoid excluded capital/equipment and hospital-operating-cost uses; complete the eligibility questionnaire; and submit a Letter of Inquiry through the Altman grant portal. New applicants should not submit a full proposal unless invited.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 92/100
Verified September 9, 2026
Community Foundation of Anne Arundel County (CFAAC)
The Community Foundation of Anne Arundel County is accepting 2026 Family Protection Fund applications through October 19, 2026 at 11:59 PM. More than $500,000 is available in the initial cycle for Anne Arundel County nonprofits providing immigration-related legal assistance and crisis support, including mental health services, rental assistance, food distribution and transportation.
Required next actionConfirm the organization is located and operating in Anne Arundel County, verify active 501(c)(3) and Maryland charitable-registration compliance, choose the legal-assistance or crisis-support track, prepare a direct-service and outcome-tracking plan, and submit before October 19, 2026 at 11:59 PM.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 91/100
Verified September 11, 2026
Saunders House Foundation
Saunders House Foundation is accepting Fall 2026 applications through September 30, 2026 for one-year general operating grants supporting organizations that improve quality of life for older adults with limited resources in West Philadelphia, parts of lower Montgomery County, and parts of eastern Delaware County. Typical awards range from $25,000 to $100,000.
Required next actionConfirm qualifying nonprofit/fiscal-sponsor status, service to older adults with limited resources within West Philadelphia, parts of lower Montgomery County, or parts of eastern Delaware County; review the live grants portal for forms and attachments; submit before September 30, 2026 without inferring an unpublished time or timezone.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified September 8, 2026
Abell Foundation
The Abell Foundation accepts Baltimore City-focused health and human services grant requests above $10,000 through its Regular Grants process. First-time applicants must begin with a short LOI; returning or pre-cleared applicants submit through the grant portal for one of five annual Board review cycles. Eligible uses include direct services, pilots, research, general operating support, construction, renovation and capital equipment.
Required next actionConfirm 501(c)(3)/509(a), government-agency, or qualifying fiscal-sponsorship status and a Baltimore City focus. If this is the first Abell request over $10,000, submit the required LOI at least three weeks before the targeted Board deadline. Returning or pre-cleared applicants should apply through the current Regular Grants portal for the applicable Board cycle.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 89/100
Verified September 17, 2026
City of Steamboat Springs and Routt County
Routt County health and human service nonprofits and other qualifying community based organizations that are formal RC HRC members in good standing may apply for 2027 Community Support Funding. The application is open through October 15, 2026. No deadline clock time or time zone is published, so Atlas is not authorizing new cold outreach until that detail is verified.
Required next actionEligible Formal RC HRC Members should complete the Microsoft Forms application, separately upload the required financial documents, schedule the November 13 selection-committee interview, and confirm all current eligibility and documentation requirements before submission. Atlas publication is authorized, but new cold outreach is fail-closed until the deadline time zone is authoritatively verified.
Active — Rolling
Atlas Opportunity Score 89/100
Verified September 6, 2026
Abell Foundation
The Abell Foundation accepts Baltimore-focused small-grant requests of up to $10,000 on a rolling basis with no application deadline. Eligible nonprofit, governmental, and fiscally sponsored projects may pursue health and human services work including healthcare access, social determinants of health, services for families and youth, public-health initiatives, pilots, capital equipment, and general operating support.
Required next actionConfirm 501(c)(3)/509(a) nonprofit, government-agency, or qualifying fiscal-sponsorship status; verify a Baltimore City focus and alignment with Abell's Health & Human Services priorities; first-time small-grant applicants must attend an Abell information session before applying; then submit a request of no more than $10,000 through the current grant portal.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 88/100
Verified September 7, 2026
The Greehey Family Foundation
The Greehey Family Foundation’s Fall 2026 grant cycle is open through September 30, 2026 for eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofits, primarily serving Bexar County and the greater San Antonio area. Health and human-services priorities include medical and mental-health needs, children, seniors, homelessness, and related community well-being. The Foundation does not publish a standard award range for this cycle.
Required next actionConfirm 501(c)(3) status and Bexar County/greater San Antonio service-area fit; define the specific health or human-services need; assemble the required organization history, proof of status, problem statement, objectives, timeline, detailed project and operating budgets, current funders, Board information if applicable, requested amount and prior-grant report if applicable; then submit through the current online portal before September 30, 2026.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 87/100
Verified September 17, 2026
Minnesota Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF)
Minnesota DCYF is offering approximately $1 million annually for community-based child and family preservation services, with proposals due October 23, 2026 at 4:00 PM CT. Eligible applicants must satisfy the RFP's statutory owned-or-led requirement.
Required next actionVerify that a prospective Minnesota applicant independently satisfies the RFP's owned-or-led eligibility requirement and provides eligible family-preservation services. Review the current RFP, Appendices A-F, FAQ, and responder-conference Q&A; submit any RFP questions by October 16, 2026 at 4:00 PM CT and the complete proposal by October 23, 2026 at 4:00 PM CT.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 87/100
Verified September 12, 2026
Minnesota Housing
Minnesota Housing’s 2026 Lead Safe Homes Grants Program provides a one-time pool of up to $4 million for lead risk assessment and remediation in eligible Minnesota residential properties built before 1978. Applications are due September 30, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. Central Time. Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations, local units of government, Tribal Nations and Tribally […]
Required next actionEligible nonprofit, local-government, Tribal Nation or Tribally Designated Housing Entity applicants should confirm residential property and household eligibility, prepare the Cvent application, signature page, project budget, timeline/milestones, required pre-award risk-assessment materials and certifications, monitor for the expected later September FAQ update, and submit by September 30, 2026 at 5:00 PM Central Time.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 87/100
4 days leftVerified September 13, 2026
Bureau of Justice Assistance
Up to $1.1 million for eligible state, local and Tribal jurisdictions implementing comprehensive adult reentry strategies, including coordinated behavioral-health, substance-use and health-continuity services.
Required next actionConfirm an eligible state, local or Tribal lead applicant and the controlling match requirement; define the adult reentry target population, intervention and cross-system partners; submit the Grants.gov step by September 24, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET and the full JustGrants application by October 1, 2026 at 8:59 PM ET.
Open
Atlas Opportunity Score 86/100
10 days leftVerified 2026-09-14
Up to $10,000 in one-year general operating support for eligible nonprofits serving Strafford County, New Hampshire, and addressing access-to-care challenges. Applications are due September 30, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. ET.
Required next actionConfirm the organization has not applied to the other GRCHF 2026 program, verify Strafford County service footprint and current 501(c)(3) or fiscal-sponsor eligibility, then build the applicant-specific GrantSource response.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 86/100
Verified September 18, 2026
Community Foundation of Anne Arundel County (CFAAC)
The Community Foundation of Anne Arundel County is accepting 2026 South County Fund applications through November 2, 2026 at 11:59 PM for Anne Arundel County 501(c)(3) nonprofits serving vulnerable and at-risk school-age youth. Grants of $250 to $5,000 prioritize access to educational, career-development and health resources and reduction of barriers such as food insecurity, child care and transportation.
Required next actionConfirm the organization is located and operating in Anne Arundel County, has current 501(c)(3) status and Maryland charitable-registration compliance, and serves vulnerable or at-risk school-age youth in South County; define a school- or community-based project that improves access to education, career development and/or health resources or reduces barriers such as food insecurity, child care or transportation; demonstrate South County collaboration where possible; complete the current CFAAC nonprofit-grants portal requirements; and submit well before November 2, 2026 at 11:59 PM because the funder does not publish a time zone.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 85/100
Verified September 19, 2026
The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven
The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven is accepting 2026 Basic Needs Fund applications through September 30 at 5:00 PM. The Foundation does not separately publish a time zone. An estimated $336,000 is available, with grants up to $10,000 for qualifying organizations providing food security, housing stability, clothing or hygiene support in six priority Connecticut communities.
Required next actionConfirm tax-exempt or eligible fiscal-sponsor status, service in New Haven, Hamden, West Haven, East Haven, Ansonia or Derby, an annual operating budget below $2 million, and current Foundation grant reporting. Build the request around food security, shelter/housing stability, or clothing/hygiene needs plus directly supporting staffing, infrastructure or administrative costs, and submit by September 30, 2026 at 5:00 PM; no time zone is separately published.
Active — 2026 Charless Foundation RFP verified open; applications close October 7, 2026 at 12:00 PM (noon) CST.
Atlas Opportunity Score 84/100
Verified September 16, 2026
St. Louis Community Foundation
The Charless Foundation, a component fund of the St. Louis Community Foundation, is accepting 2026 proposals from nonprofit organizations serving economically insecure adults age 60 and older in targeted South St. Louis City ZIP codes. Funding: Grants may range from $10,000 to $50,000 per year. Food-bank and food-pantry awards are limited to $10,000 per year […]
Required next actionEligible 501(c)(3) nonprofits or fiscally sponsored organizations serving economically insecure adults age 60+ in the specified South St. Louis City ZIP codes should complete the portal eligibility quiz, prepare the required budget and financial attachments, and submit one application through the St. Louis Community Foundation grant portal by October 7, 2026 at 12:00 PM CST. Five Star Center, Inc. is a high-confidence applicant candidate for the home-repair priority based on its official St. Louis City senior home-repair, weatherproofing, accessibility-modification and financial-need criteria and its 63118 location. Guardian Angel Settlement Association is a high-confidence food-insecurity applicant candidate based on its official 63118 Social Stability pantry and Graceful Guardians services for adults age 60+, including food access and deliveries for people with transportation or mobility barriers. Before any outreach, complete exact Zoho Contacts and Leads deduplication, exact-grant sent-history deduplication, Email Opt-Out verification, and final Zoho-render inspection. Rebuilding Together St. Louis remains a strong mission-fit organization but its current public funding-partners page lists the Charless Foundation as a Community Builder, so verify that existing funder relationship before any outreach. Mission: St. Louis should likewise be treated as an existing Charless-funded relationship rather than a generic cold prospect because its current official home-repair pages identify the Charless Foundation as a funder. St. Andrew's Charitable Foundation is a strong home-repair/senior fit, but historical official annual-report evidence shows prior Charless Foundation funding; verify current grantee/relationship status before any outreach. The 2026 RFP also offers applicant office hours September 17 from 9-11 a.m. and September 28 from 3-5 p.m. through grants@stlgives.org.
Open
Atlas Opportunity Score 82/100
Verified 2026-09-10
City of Naperville
The City of Naperville has opened its CY2027 Social Service Grant, with $750,000 in total program funding for eligible nonprofit social-service agencies serving Naperville residents. Applications are due October 9, 2026 by 5:00 p.m.; the City page does not separately state a time zone or an individual applicant maximum.
Required next actionRetrieve and verify the CY2027 SSG application form for the individual applicant maximum, match/cost share, detailed allowable costs, required attachments and submission instructions before applicant outreach or package finalization.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 82/100
Verified 2026-09-12
Kearney Area Community Foundation
Kearney Area Community Foundation accepts rolling, case-by-case requests for emergency funding addressing critical housing, food, health, and transportation needs in Buffalo County. Typical grants are more than $1,000 and less than $10,000, and an approved Letter of Intent is required before a full application.
Required next actionEligible Buffalo County organizations with a qualifying emergency need should submit the online Letter of Intent. If invited to apply, use verified organizational and financial information and the foundation's required project budget form.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 80/100
Verified September 17, 2026
Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development
Maryland DHCD's HUD-funded Lead Hazard Reduction Grant is available to eligible Maryland homeowners and landlords for qualifying properties statewide except Baltimore City, with funding used for licensed lead-abatement services.
Required next actionConfirm the property is in Maryland outside Baltimore City and that the applicant is an eligible homeowner or landlord; document the lead hazard and property eligibility; use a licensed and accredited lead abatement contractor; complete the DHCD application and supporting property, contractor and financial documentation; and submit while the program remains open. Licensed residential childcare facilities and other special property types should separately confirm whether the companion state Lead Hazard Reduction Grant and Loan Program is the better pathway before applying.
