The Wyoming Breast Cancer Initiative (WBCI) offers rolling Mini Grants for Wyoming organizations with breast cancer related projects. The program is designed for requests of $2,500 or less and applications are reviewed monthly.
Funding and timing
WBCI states that Mini Grants fund projects up to $2,500 and proposals may be partially funded. Applications are accepted any time of year. No fixed 2026 closing date, submission time, or time zone is published. Funding is limited and may be exhausted before year end.
Eligible projects and geography
Projects and programs must be based in Wyoming. Priority is given to project or program requests aligned with WBCI’s mission to increase breast cancer awareness and prevention. Published funding purposes include education and awareness, breast cancer diagnostic tests, patient navigation services such as breast boutiques and gas cards, and support for survivors after treatment.
Mini Grants do not typically support general operating expenses, ongoing maintenance, or recurring expenses. The public Mini Grant guidance does not state a mandatory match or cost share, and it does not publish detailed vendor or procurement rules. Atlas will not infer those requirements.
Application and reporting
New and returning applicants apply through the Common Grant Application system linked by WBCI. The new applicant registration page identifies the WBCI Mini Grant program and requires organization or individual type, applicant name, organization name, country, email, username, and password to establish an account. WBCI requires a brief project summary at the conclusion of the funded project and requests relevant video or photos for its website or social media.
Atlas analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score: 82/100. This is a current Wyoming-only, healthcare-specific funding pathway with straightforward rolling timing and strong alignment to screening, diagnostics, navigation, and survivorship, although the $2,500 ceiling limits project scale.
N9+ Fit Score: 5/100. The Nonagon N9+ remote physical examination platform should not be forced into this opportunity. WBCI expressly supports breast diagnostic tests and screening-related work, but the Mini Grant guidance does not establish remote examination technology, devices, software, or related vendor costs as allowable. QC Healthcare or Dr. Miltie participation would be conditional on an eligible Wyoming organization-led project and written confirmation of cost allowability.
Realistic Wyoming applicant candidates include organizations already demonstrated by WBCI’s 2025 community-grant portfolio, such as Casper-Natrona County Health Department, Gillette Reproductive Health, Cheyenne Regional Medical Center Foundation, Wyoming Foundation for Cancer Care, Sheridan Memorial Hospital, St. John’s Health, and Memorial Hospital of Carbon County. Prior funding is evidence of mission/geography alignment, not a guarantee of Mini Grant eligibility or a future award.
Controlling source and contact
Controlling source: Wyoming Breast Cancer Initiative, About WBCI Grants. Contact: info@wyomingbreastcancer.org, 307-274-1022. Applicants should use the current New Applicant or Previous Applicant link on WBCI’s grant page and rely on the live Common Grant Application instructions at submission.