Active year-round emergency funding for qualifying Nevada nonprofits. The Rosendin Foundation accepts one-time emergency grant requests on an as-needed basis for unplanned or unbudgeted expenditures caused by unforeseen circumstances, with examples including fire, tornado, flooding, and loss of critical equipment.
Funding: the Foundation’s application portal lists Emergency Grants up to $5,000. Its main grants page describes qualifying one-time emergency requests as less than $5,000, so applicants should confirm the exact allowable request amount in the live portal when submitting.
Geography: Nevada is an eligible state, but the funded program must be within 100 miles of a Rosendin or Modular Power Solutions (MPS) office or project area.
Eligibility: qualifying applicants must be charitable nonprofits in good standing with the IRS as a 501(c)(3) and in good standing with the state where services are provided and funding is sought. The Foundation also checks IRS good standing, state good standing, GuideStar/Candid rating, and Charity Navigator rating during review.
Required application materials: a completed grant application, a copy of the applicant’s or sponsoring organization’s 501(c)(3) determination letter, and a list of current board members. Applicants submit through the Foundation’s online grant portal.
Deadline: emergency grant applications are available year-round and are reviewed upon submission. There is no single annual emergency-grant deadline published.
Funding restrictions: the Foundation generally does not support programming more than 100 miles outside Rosendin/MPS office or project areas; organizations not in good standing; political or lobbying activity; activities, programs, or capital expenditures affiliated with a religious organization; scientific research; projects for an individual school; scholarships, loans, or re-granting; reimbursement for purchases or activities occurring before a grant decision; multi-year or ongoing annual funding; fundraising-event underwriting; or discriminatory organizations.
Atlas relevance: Rosendin’s current focus areas are emotional, occupational, and nutritional health. Nevada healthcare and human-services nonprofits may have a credible fit when an unforeseen emergency threatens a program or critical equipment and the organization satisfies the geographic and nonprofit requirements.
N9+ Fit: 22/100. The opportunity is not device-specific and has a small award ceiling, but loss of critical equipment is expressly recognized as an emergency example, creating limited potential relevance for qualifying healthcare nonprofits with a genuine unforeseen equipment failure.
Atlas Opportunity Score: 66/100. The opportunity is current, year-round, Nevada-eligible, and uses a straightforward online application, but eligibility is narrow because the need must be an unforeseen emergency and the 100-mile Rosendin/MPS geographic rule applies.
Official sources: The Rosendin Foundation Grants page and The Rosendin Foundation Grant Application Portal.