Florida — Frenchman’s Reserve Charitable Foundation 2026–2027 Health & Wellness Grants

Frenchman's Reserve Charitable Foundation is accepting 2026–2027 grant applications from qualified 501(c)(3) charities serving Northern Palm Beach County. Health & Wellness is an eligible focus area, and applications close September 30, 2026; the public controlling pages do not state a clock time or time zone.

FundingNo fixed award ceiling or total 2026–2027 funding pool is stated on the current public grant pages. Award amounts depend on available Foundation resources and Board approval.

DeadlineSeptember 30, 2026. The public controlling pages do not state an exact clock time or time zone; applicants should verify the portal cutoff before submission.

Last verifiedSeptember 10, 2026

Required next actionConfirm the applicant is an eligible 501(c)(3) public charity in good standing, serves Northern Palm Beach County, holds required Florida registrations, and has a measurable Health & Wellness project. Complete the Foundant eligibility quiz and application, verify the exact portal cutoff time, and confirm any project-specific technology/equipment allowability before including N9+.

Broad Eligibility

Qualified 501(c)(3) public charities in good standing with the IRS and Florida, with required Florida charitable-solicitation registrations, providing significant direct services to residents of Northern Palm Beach County. National affiliates must operate locally and independently under a separate EIN. Proposed projects must fall within an eligible focus area such as Health & Wellness.

Atlas Analysis

Frenchman’s Reserve Charitable Foundation is accepting applications for its 2026–2027 grant cycle from qualified nonprofit charities serving Northern Palm Beach County, Florida. The application window opened August 1, 2026 and closes September 30, 2026 through the Foundation’s Foundant grant portal. The Foundation’s public controlling pages do not state an exact clock time or time zone for the deadline.

Eligible applicants must be registered 501(c)(3) public charities in good standing with the IRS, be current and in good standing with the State of Florida, maintain required Florida charitable-solicitation registrations, and provide significant direct services to residents of the Foundation’s Northern Palm Beach County service area. National affiliates must operate locally and independently under a separate EIN. Applicants complete an eligibility quiz before accessing the application.

Health & Wellness is an explicit funding focus, alongside Education, social services, children’s services, veterans services and animal welfare. The Foundation primarily supports well-defined projects and programs with measurable results. Its published guidance says it does not support general operating expenses, salaries or overhead, multi-year grants, debt reduction or bridge loans. The current public pages do not publish a fixed award ceiling, total funding pool, match requirement, or grant-specific vendor/procurement rules.

Atlas fit: Atlas Opportunity Score 82/100. N9+ Fit Score 68/100, conditional on an eligible nonprofit-led project where connected physical examination, vitals, mobile care or community-based clinical access directly advances measurable Health & Wellness outcomes. Dr. Miltie, LLC is not an eligible direct applicant. N9+ should be positioned only as a project-specific technology component after the applicant’s exact project budget and allowability are confirmed; do not treat this as a stand-alone equipment grant.