Draft / Source Verification HoldAtlas Opportunity Score 84/100
Franklin County Healthcare Foundation Annual Community Grant Cycle — 2026
Franklin County Healthcare Foundation currently states that its annual community grant window is open September 15 through October 31 for projects that directly benefit people in Franklin County, Idaho. The current page does not publish an award amount, exact cutoff time/time zone, or a current-year application packet; the linked downloadable form is dated 2023, so Atlas is holding this opportunity for source verification before outreach.
FundingNot published on the current official Foundation page; do not carry forward any historical amount.
DeadlineOctober 31, 2026; exact cutoff time and time zone are not published on the current official Foundation page.
Last verifiedSeptember 24, 2026
Required next actionSOURCE VERIFICATION HOLD. Verify a current 2026 application packet or current-year instructions for award amount/range, applicant eligibility, exact deadline time/time zone, match/cost share, allowable costs, required attachments, and submission method. The currently linked downloadable form is dated 2023 and must not be treated as controlling for 2026. Do not queue ORIGINAL outreach until source controls and organization-specific CRM/contact/deduplication gates are complete.
Broad Eligibility
The current official Foundation page states that annual grants support community programs and initiatives that directly benefit people in Franklin County, Idaho. A current-year 2026 eligibility list is not published on the webpage. The linked downloadable application is dated 2023, so its historical organization-type criteria are not treated as current authority.
Atlas Analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score 84/100. Strong local healthcare and community-health relevance. Current Foundation materials expressly discuss support for equipment, facilities, education, preventive care and community programs, but they do not establish a 2026 award amount/range or current equipment/procurement rules. N9+ Fit 35/100 conditional only; no connected-exam, telehealth, or medical-device procurement path is authoritatively established. Ordinary initial outreach must not introduce N9+.
The Franklin County Healthcare Foundation Annual Community Grant Cycle — 2026 is currently open according to the Foundation’s official Franklin County Medical Center webpage. The Foundation states that it accepts annual grant applications between September 15 and October 31 and funds community programs and initiatives that support its healthcare mission and directly benefit people in Franklin County, Idaho.
Source-verification hold: the current official webpage does not publish a per-applicant funding amount or range, an exact October 31 cutoff clock time or time zone, a current match or cost-share rule, or a clearly dated 2026 application packet. The downloadable application currently linked by the Foundation is dated September 2023 and describes a 2023 application cycle. Atlas therefore does not treat that older form as controlling for 2026 eligibility, submission mechanics, budget rules, or required attachments.
The Foundation’s current webpage says its mission is to support and sustain Franklin County Medical Center while promoting healthy lifestyles throughout Franklin County and surrounding communities. It also states that Foundation support is directed toward community organizations and Franklin County Medical Center, including equipment, facility improvements, education, and preventive-care measures. Past projects shown on the current webpage include healthy-eating education, grief support, and school exercise equipment.
Atlas assessment: Atlas Opportunity Score 84/100 because this is a local Idaho healthcare-focused foundation with a currently open annual cycle and explicit community-health and equipment relevance. N9+ fit is conditional and unverified. The current public materials do not establish a 2026 award ceiling, equipment procurement rules, or a defensible connected-exam or telehealth pathway, so N9+ must not be introduced in ordinary initial outreach.
Required next action: obtain or verify a current 2026 application packet or current-year instructions establishing the award amount/range, applicant eligibility, exact deadline controls, match/cost-share terms, allowable costs, required attachments, and submission method. Do not queue ORIGINAL outreach until those controls are authoritative and an organization-specific eligible recipient has passed CRM/contact/opt-out/bounce/deduplication checks.
Official source: https://fcmc.org/foundation/
Source verificationReferenced source · fcmc.orgAtlas last verified this record September 24, 2026. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗
