Opportunity Summary
Issuer: Sam The I Can Man Foundation, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Official opportunity name: I Can Too Application
Opportunity type: Private foundation grant cycle
Solicitation number: None published.
Fall 2026 application window: September 1 through September 30, 2026. The controlling public page does not publish an exact closing time or time zone.
Award value: No standard applicant ceiling, award range, or total cycle pool is published. The Foundation states that funding supports small equipment, items, activities, and experiences that enhance the lives and inclusive experiences of people with differing abilities.
Match or cost share: No mandatory match or cost share requirement is stated on the controlling application page.
Eligibility and Program Fit
Funding is available to individuals with differing abilities and to organizations that can advance the Foundation mission. The application is limited to United States residents. Nonprofit organizations may apply in both the spring and fall cycles when each request is for a different purpose. New applicants are prioritized.
For individuals, repeat applications are permitted for a different experience, activity, or item, subject to the Foundation rules limiting an individual to one grant per year and one application per granting cycle.
Submission Requirements
Applications must be submitted online through the Foundation I Can Too application. Applicants must complete all application sections, including the long answer fields. Incomplete applications are denied. The public guidance does not identify a separate mandatory attachment list.
Applicants selected for consideration must complete a Zoom interview with the I Can Too team. For the Fall 2026 cycle, applicants are expected to hear from the team by October 2, 2026, and interviews are scheduled for October 6 through October 16, 2026.
Program contact: info@samtheicanman.org
Atlas Assessment
Atlas Opportunity Score: 72/100. The opportunity is open, simple to access, and expressly permits small equipment and organizational applications, but the lack of a published award ceiling, detailed budget rules, and standardized award structure limits actionability.
N9+ Fit Score: 5/100. The Foundation supports small equipment for people with differing abilities, but its mission and public examples focus on accessibility, inclusion, activities, and individualized supports rather than clinical remote examination technology. The Nonagon N9+ device and platform should not be positioned without a genuine eligible organization use case and explicit Foundation confirmation that the proposed cost fits the program.
Dr. Miltie/QC Healthcare direct applicant status: No Bid. A vendor role could be considered only if an eligible organization independently defines an allowable project and selects the technology.
Controlling source: Sam The I Can Man Foundation, I Can Too Application.
Verified September 13, 2026. Atlas does not infer an unpublished award ceiling, closing time, time zone, match requirement, or attachment requirement.