Active — RollingAtlas Opportunity Score 82/100
Oklahoma Coretz Family Foundation General Grants — 2026 November Board Cycle
Tulsa-based Coretz Family Foundation accepts General Grants on a rolling basis. The next published quarterly consideration cutoff is October 23, 2026. Health is an explicit minor focus and capital projects are fundable, creating a conditional applicant-led healthcare technology pathway.
FundingNo standard applicant maximum, award range, or total cycle pool is published in the current public General Grants materials.
DeadlineRolling applications; October 23, 2026 is the next published cutoff for consideration at the November 2026 Board meeting. No exact closing time or time zone is published.
Last verifiedSeptember 12, 2026
Required next actionScreen a Tulsa-area tax-exempt health organization with a documented capital or healthcare-access project. Confirm project-specific technology/equipment allowability with Coretz before positioning N9+, verify all applicant-controlled facts and required PDFs, then submit through the online General Grants application. No cold outreach until recipient, CRM history, queue history, opt-out/bounce status, and applicant-specific fit are independently verified.
Broad Eligibility
Coretz states that a majority of its grants are awarded to Tulsa 501(c)(3) nonprofits and other tax-exempt organizations aligned with its mission, vision, values, and equity statement. More than 90% of funding supports Tulsa efforts. Health is a minor focus area. Capital projects are fundable. The application requires IRS tax-exempt status information, an anti-discrimination policy PDF, and an organization operating budget PDF.
Atlas Analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score 82/100. N9+ Fit Score 72/100 conditional. Health is an explicit minor focus area and capital projects are fundable, but the Foundation does not specifically identify telehealth, remote-exam technology, or medical equipment as eligible costs. A defensible N9+ pathway therefore requires an eligible Tulsa nonprofit's independently defined health project and project-specific funder confirmation. Morton Comprehensive Health Services is a realistic screening candidate because it is a Tulsa 501(c)(3) nonprofit/FQHC providing primary care, telehealth, lab, x-ray, optometry and other clinical services, but no current project need or application intent is inferred. Dr. Miltie/QC Healthcare direct-applicant fit 0/100; vendor/technology-partner role only.
The Coretz Family Foundation, based in Tulsa, accepts General Grant applications on a rolling basis and votes quarterly. The Foundation states that a majority of its grants go to Tulsa 501(c)(3) nonprofits and other tax-exempt organizations aligned with its mission and values. Health is an explicit minor focus area, and the Foundation confirms that capital projects, operating support, memberships, sponsorships, and other forms of support may be funded.
Current cycle
General Grants are accepted year round. The next published cutoff for quarterly consideration is October 23, 2026 for the November 2026 Board meeting. The current public materials do not publish an exact closing clock time or time zone. No standard applicant maximum, award range, total cycle pool, or mandatory match/cost-share requirement is published.
Application requirements
The online General Grants application requires the organization legal name, IRS tax-exempt status, mailing address, primary contact details, website, annual budget, prior Coretz support, requested amount, mission, proposed use of funds, organizational challenge, and an equity reflection. Required PDF uploads are the organization anti-discrimination policy and operating budget; additional relevant attachments are optional. The application is submitted through the Foundation’s online form.
Atlas fit
Atlas Opportunity Score: 82/100. N9+ Fit Score: 72/100, conditional. A legitimate pathway may exist where an eligible Tulsa health nonprofit defines a capital or health-access project in which the Nonagon N9+ device and platform is necessary and the Foundation confirms that the proposed technology cost is allowable. The Foundation does not specifically name telehealth, remote-exam technology, or medical equipment as a priority, so Atlas does not assume device eligibility. Dr. Miltie/QC Healthcare is not treated as a direct applicant; the defensible role is vendor or technology partner to an independently eligible applicant.
Program contact: Jackie DuPont, Executive Director, jackie@coretz.org, 918-230-1551.
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Source verificationReferenced source · coretzfamilyfoundation.orgAtlas last verified this record September 12, 2026. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗
