Opportunity Overview
Verified open West Virginia health funding opportunity. The Antero Foundation supports qualifying charitable organizations serving communities where Antero operates and where its employees work and live. Atlas limits this record to the Foundation’s Health and Human Services focus, where the controlling source directly identifies disease prevention, substance abuse, and mental health as supported program areas. The Foundation’s unrelated education, environment, community development, arts, and general basic-needs activity is not being treated as healthcare funding in this Atlas record.
Funding
This Atlas record covers requests of $15,000 or less. The Foundation states that requests exceeding $15,000 are subject to additional oversight and a separate quarterly review schedule; because the public source does not publish a maximum for that larger-request pathway, Atlas does not infer one here.
Deadline and Timing
This is a rolling opportunity. Grant requests may be submitted at any time through the Foundation’s online application. For requests of $15,000 or less, applicants should submit at least six weeks before the funds are needed. There is no fixed submission date, clock time, or time zone for this rolling pathway.
Eligibility and Geography
Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and state or local governmental organizations formed exclusively for charitable purposes. The proposed program or project must benefit areas and communities where Antero operates and where employees work and live. The Foundation currently identifies West Virginia and Colorado as its operating states. West Virginia applicants should establish a supported connection to Antero’s operating or employee communities rather than assume statewide eligibility.
Healthcare Publication Scope
This record passes the Atlas healthcare publication-scope gate because the controlling source expressly funds programs and initiatives focused on disease prevention, substance abuse, and mental health. Atlas does not treat the Foundation’s generic education, arts, community development, environmental, food, shelter, or safety funding as healthcare merely because an indirect health benefit could be imagined.
Submission Requirements and Restrictions
Applications are submitted through the Foundation’s live online Benevity application. The Foundation’s public program page does not publish a separate downloadable form set, scoring rubric, amendment package, FAQ, or public attachment checklist for the $15,000-or-less pathway. Applicants should therefore follow the current live application prompts and verify any requested uploads before submission. To receive funding, a grant recipient must sign a grant agreement specifying the grant terms, purpose, and use of funds. The Foundation generally does not support individuals, other private foundations, programs outside its operational area, organizations without qualifying 501(c)(3) status, political, lobbying or labor groups, most religious organizations, or discriminatory organizations. No mandatory match or cost-share percentage is stated on the controlling public program page.
N9+ and Dr. Miltie Fit
N9+ Fit Score: 22/100 conditional. The opportunity has a direct health nexus, but the controlling source does not specifically identify telehealth, remote examination, medical devices, equipment, software, or technology costs as allowable. The Nonagon N9+ device and platform should not be represented as an approved or presumed expense without Foundation confirmation for a specific project.
QC Healthcare Fit: 18/100 conditional. A compliant healthcare vendor or project partner could be relevant only if an eligible applicant’s approved health project requires those services and the Foundation permits the expense. Dr. Miltie direct-applicant fit: 0/100 under the published eligibility rules because the direct applicant must be a qualifying 501(c)(3) nonprofit or charitable state/local governmental organization.
Atlas Analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score: 91/100. Strengths include a current official application pathway, rolling availability, a defined up-to-$15,000 pathway, West Virginia geography, and explicit disease-prevention, substance-use, and mental-health scope. Applicant-specific fit should turn on the organization’s qualifying tax/government status, supported Antero-community connection, and a directly health-focused project.
Submission Method and Contact
Submit through the Foundation’s official online application. For application assistance, contact The Antero Foundation, Attn: Stephanie Goff, 535 White Oaks Blvd., Bridgeport, WV 26330; fax 304-842-4102; email foundationinfo@anteroresources.com.