Issuer: Delta County, Michigan, through the Delta County Opioid Taskforce
Opportunity: Delta County Opioid Taskforce Opioid Settlement Funds Mini Grant
Funding: Up to $3,000 per mini grant. Smaller requests are encouraged. The number of awards varies with the amount available for annual allocation.
Deadline: Rolling. Applications must be received at least 60 days before the proposed event or project start. Delta County does not publish a fixed annual closing date, clock time, or time zone for the mini grant.
Eligibility and purpose
Eligible applicants are registered nonprofit organizations, local government agencies, community based organizations, and tribal agencies operating in Delta County, Michigan. Each organization may apply for one mini grant per county fiscal year, October 1 through September 30.
Projects must align with Delta County Opioid Taskforce priorities for harm reduction, prevention, treatment, and recovery under Michigan opioid settlement guidance. The live application asks applicants to describe how the project will work with local healthcare providers, community based organizations, harm reduction initiatives, or people with living or lived experience to maximize outcomes or address barriers.
Application requirements
The online application requires the organization and submitter contact information, project title, amount requested, a narrative describing goals, target audience, expected results, measurement, timeline, activities, collaboration, organizational capacity, and a project budget. The request amount field is limited to $3,000.
Atlas found no mandatory non Federal match or cost share on the controlling mini grant page. The County does not publish a separate solicitation number, vendor registration requirement, universal procurement rule, reference requirement, detailed universal ineligible cost list, or public addenda process for this mini grant.
Nonagon N9+ and Atlas fit
Atlas Opportunity Score: 64 out of 100.
N9+ Fit Score: 20 out of 100, conditional.
The Nonagon N9+ device and platform is not a priority fit for this opportunity because the award ceiling is only $3,000 and the mini grant does not expressly identify telehealth, clinical devices, or technology procurement. A role would require an eligible local applicant to establish a clearly allowable opioid treatment or care access use case.
QC Healthcare fit is also low and conditional. Dr. Miltie, LLC is not verified as an eligible direct applicant because the published eligibility requires the applicant to operate in Delta County.
Submission
Applications are submitted through Delta County’s live online Mini Grant Application page. Applicants should plan backward from the proposed event or project start date because the application must reach the County at least 60 days in advance.
Official sources
Atlas verification date: September 12, 2026. Applicants should rely on Delta County’s controlling application page and any later County guidance.