The Carling Memorial Foundation Fund, a component fund of the Community Foundation of Central Georgia, is accepting applications for projects that benefit the health and well-being of children in Bibb County, Georgia.
Funding and deadline
The current controlling page lists an average grant award of $1,000. It does not publish a current maximum grant amount or total funding pool, so applicants should not assume that a larger amount is available. The current deadline is November 15, 2026 at 12:00 PM; the CFCG page does not publish a time zone.
Eligibility and geography
Projects must occur in Bibb County, Georgia. Organizations may submit one application per year. Any organization that previously received Carling Memorial Foundation Fund support must have a final report on file with CFCG before a new application will be considered.
Application requirements
Applicants need access to the CFCG online grants portal. CFCG notes that a new portal registration can take at least one business day. The public instructions require a one-page letter describing the proposed project and a one-page project budget summary, both uploaded as PDF files.
The public page does not establish a current maximum award, total available funding, match or cost-share requirement, detailed eligible and ineligible cost schedule, vendor/procurement rules, insurance requirements, references, or the complete portal-only question set. Those items should be confirmed before submission.
Atlas assessment
Atlas Opportunity Score: 86/100. The fund has a highly specific child-health mission and a straightforward application, but its public page does not disclose a current funding pool or maximum award and reports a modest $1,000 average historical grant. N9+ Fit: 55/100, conditional. A Bibb County pediatric or school-health applicant could potentially build a remote physical examination or telehealth-enabled access component around Nonagon N9+, supporting guided examinations, vitals, and telehealth-enabled clinical encounters, but equipment and technology cost allowability is not publicly established. QC Healthcare Fit: 10/100, conditional/unverified.
Dr. Miltie should not be treated as the direct applicant. Any role should be applicant-led and limited to an allowable vendor or project-partner function.
Controlling source: Community Foundation of Central Georgia – Carling Memorial Foundation Fund.