The Frederick S. Upton Foundation Fall 2026 Grant Cycle supports organizations serving Berrien County, Michigan. The Foundation considers requests from nonprofit organizations, government agencies, religious organizations, and schools. Its stated goal is to encourage organizations and people to work together to improve the economics and culture of Berrien County, and Berrien Community Foundation provides administrative services for the program.
The Fall 2026 application deadline is October 15, 2026. The Foundation does not publish a closing clock time or time zone, so Atlas does not infer one. Organizations must contact the Frederick S. Upton Foundation to receive access to the online application. Berrien Community Foundation lists 269 983 3304 as the administrative contact number.
Applicants may apply during more than one of the Foundation’s three annual cycles, but an organization may receive only one Frederick S. Upton Foundation grant per calendar year. The public materials reviewed do not publish a universal applicant award maximum or award range, a mandatory nonfederal match or cost share, a detailed required attachment list, vendor registration or procurement rules, reference requirements, or a public addenda process. Applicants should rely on the Foundation’s gated online application for final required fields and supporting documents.
Atlas assigns an Opportunity Score of 68/100 and an N9+ Fit Score of 15/100. The program is a verified open local funding opportunity that includes schools and public entities, but its public materials do not specifically identify healthcare, telehealth, remote physical examination technology, clinical equipment, or contracted clinical services as funding priorities. Atlas therefore does not treat the Nonagon N9+ device and platform or QC Healthcare as a primary fit and will not force a technology use case without applicant specific and funder verified allowability.
Dr. Miltie, LLC is not treated as a verified eligible prime applicant under the published applicant categories. Any future Dr. Miltie, N9+, or QC Healthcare role would need to be applicant led and supported by a specific eligible Berrien County project and confirmation that the proposed costs are allowable.