Opportunity Summary
The Hillsboro Community Foundation, affiliated with the North Dakota Community Foundation, is accepting applications for its annual grant round from September 1 through November 1, 2026. The fund supports qualifying projects and organizations in the city of Hillsboro.
Eligibility
Eligible applicants are IRS 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and government agencies serving the city of Hillsboro. The controlling public page does not publish a 2026 total funding pool, per-applicant maximum, mandatory match or cost-share requirement, solicitation number, exact deadline clock time or time zone, or a grant-specific mandatory attachment checklist.
Healthcare and Education Relevance
The fund has recurring education and healthcare-related grant history. In 2025 Hillsboro Public School received $5,580 for a long-arm sewing machine and science-lab updates, HIA Hospice received $1,500 for community grief and bereavement programming, and Hooves and Hearts 4-H Club received $200 for hospital bags for children in the Hillsboro emergency room. Earlier awards include school-based mental-health therapeutic supplies, school and community fitness equipment, science-department updates, and classroom technology.
N9+ Fit
Atlas assigns an N9+ Fit Score of 24/100. The fund has education, school mental-health, and healthcare-adjacent precedent, but recent awards are modest and the published guidelines do not expressly identify telehealth, remote-examination technology, clinical equipment, platform licensing, implementation, or related vendor costs as allowable. Any proposed Nonagon N9+ device and platform project would need a clearly eligible Hillsboro applicant, a specific community-health or school-health use case, and confirmation that the proposed technology costs are allowable. Dr. Miltie/QC Healthcare is not being advanced as a direct applicant.
Submission
Applications are submitted through the NDCF Grants Portal. New users register with the organization name, EIN, executive officer name, username/email, and password, then complete the application shown in the portal.
Contact
Hillsboro Community Foundation, c/o Dakota Heritage Bank, PO Box 208, Hillsboro, ND 58045. The fund lists Hillsboro@NDCF.net and NDCF Development Director Amy Stromsodt at 701-795-1531.