Opportunity Summary
The Harvey Area Community Foundation, affiliated with the North Dakota Community Foundation, accepts annual grant applications from qualifying organizations serving Harvey and surrounding communities. Applications are due September 30, 2026. The public fund page does not publish a 2026 total funding pool, per-applicant maximum, exact deadline clock time or time zone, or solicitation number.
Eligibility
Eligible applicants are organizations designated by the IRS as 501(c)(3) nonprofit tax-exempt groups and government agencies serving Harvey and surrounding communities. Religious organizations are limited to non-denominational activities serving the broader community. Higher priority goes to projects serving more residents and applicants that seek or secure other funding sources. Routine operating expenses and multi-year funding requests are lower priority.
Healthcare and N9+ Fit
The fund has a clear healthcare-equipment history. Recent awards include $3,615 to Harvey Ambulance Service for a Verathon GlideScope Go 2 in 2024, $4,920 for a Zoll Auto-Pulse NXT in 2023, $3,550 for a permanent generator in 2022, $3,000 for cardiac-monitor replacement in 2020, and $1,061 to St. Aloisius Medical Center for emergency-department defibrillators in 2020. Atlas assigns an N9+ Fit Score of 44/100. N9+ is not a forced fit: a guided remote-exam or telehealth equipment request could be defensible only if an eligible local applicant can tie it to a documented community need and the foundation confirms the specific technology cost is allowable.
Funding and Deadline
The 2026 public page does not state the total funding pool or an award ceiling. Displayed recent awards demonstrate grants in the hundreds to several thousands of dollars, including multiple healthcare-equipment awards. Applications are due September 30, 2026; the exact clock time and time zone are not stated publicly.
Application Requirements
Applicants should follow the North Dakota Community Foundation grant process and the Harvey Area Community Foundation guidelines. The public Harvey page does not enumerate a grant-specific mandatory attachment checklist, match requirement, or cost-share percentage. No 2026 amendment changing the annual September 30 deadline was identified in the controlling source.
Realistic Eligible Organizations
Harvey Ambulance Service is a realistic healthcare applicant based on repeated prior awards for emergency medical equipment and its continuing service to Harvey and surrounding communities. SMP Health – St. Aloisius is also a realistic local healthcare applicant; it operates hospital, clinic, long-term-care and related services in Harvey and has prior Harvey Area Community Foundation healthcare awards.
Direct Vendor Review
Dr. Miltie/QC Healthcare is not being treated as a direct eligible applicant because the published rules limit applicants to qualifying nonprofits and government agencies. A defensible role would be as an applicant-led technology or implementation vendor only after the local applicant and foundation confirm the proposed costs are allowable.
Atlas Next Step
For any applicant pursuit, first confirm the exact proposed project, funding amount requested, technology allowability, and the foundation’s exact September 30 submission cutoff before outreach. No new outreach should proceed until the exact deadline time and time zone are verified.