Opportunity Overview
The Community Foundation of Coffee County Grant Program, administered by the Community Foundation of Central Georgia, supports nonprofit projects benefiting Coffee County and the immediate surrounding area. The program is broad rather than healthcare-specific, but qualified local healthcare and school-health nonprofits may apply for eligible community projects.
Funding
The Foundation states that $10,000 total is available across a few significant grants for the current annual cycle. The controlling page does not publish a per-organization maximum. Organizations may submit only one proposal during any 12-month period.
Eligibility and Geography
Eligible applicants are nonprofit organizations in Coffee County, Georgia, and the immediate surrounding area. Projects must occur in Coffee County or the immediate surrounding area. The public page encourages applicants to use an award as matching funds where useful, but it does not state that match or cost share is mandatory. Dr. Miltie, LLC is therefore not an eligible direct applicant.
Deadline and Submission
The current cycle closes September 15, 2026 at 12:00 PM. The official program page does not state a time zone, so Atlas does not infer one. Applications are submitted through the Community Foundation’s online grants portal. A User ID and password are required, and new registrations require at least one business day for processing.
Required Application Materials
The controlling page requires PDF uploads of a project budget summary showing requested, pending, and received revenue plus project expenses; a board authorization letter; a board of directors or trustees list showing terms and meeting participation; the organization’s current annual operating budget; a current IRS determination letter or permitted status statement; and the most recent financial audit report or IRS Form 990. The public page does not publish a detailed eligible/ineligible-cost schedule, procurement or vendor rules, qualification requirements beyond nonprofit/geographic eligibility, reference requirements, or a current amendment/FAQ schedule.
Reporting
Recipients must submit a final report describing project outcomes and use of funds. Prior required reports must be complete before another application can be considered.
Atlas Analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score: 88/100. This is a verified, currently open Georgia community-grant opportunity with a near-term deadline and credible healthcare and school-health applicant possibilities. The principal limitations are the small $10,000 total funding pool, lack of a published per-applicant ceiling, and broad community-purpose rules rather than a dedicated healthcare funding mandate.
N9+ Fit Score: 30/100, conditional. A legitimate fit could exist for a qualified local nonprofit proposing a documented telehealth or clinical-access project in which the Nonagon N9+ remote physical examination platform supports guided examinations, vitals, and telehealth-enabled clinical encounters. However, the controlling page does not specifically confirm technology or equipment as an allowable expense, and the shared $10,000 funding pool is modest. N9+ should not be represented as approved until the applicant or funder confirms budget treatment. QC Healthcare fit: 15/100, conditional for similarly verified allowable healthcare-supply needs.
Georgia Priority Applicant
South Central Primary Care, Inc. is a strong prospective applicant. It is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit network of Federally Qualified Health Centers serving Coffee County and maintains a Douglas pediatric site providing immunizations, outreach, patient assistance, pediatrics, and well-child checks. Atlas Organization Opportunity Score: 95/100. Any proposed project must be specific to Coffee County or the immediate surrounding area and must use costs the funder accepts.
Controlling Source
Community Foundation of Central Georgia — Community Foundation of Coffee County Grant Program. Atlas verified September 10, 2026. Program contact: Community Foundation of Central Georgia, 478-750-9338, info@cfcga.org.