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Local
Lincoln County Opioid Fund Committee · Open
- Deadline
- No deadline listed: see the official notice
- Award
- Amount not specified
- ! Local program: Lincoln County
Lincoln County's Opioid Fund Committee advises the County Commission on spending opioid settlement money for prevention, harm reduction, treatment and recovery. Organizations can submit a funding application to the County Mayor's office at any time; it is...
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Union County Government (Union County Opioid Abatement Board) · Open
- Deadline
- No deadline listed: see the official notice
- Award
- Up to $10K
- ! Local program: Union County
Union County's board gives opioid settlement grants of up to $10,000 to groups that serve county residents. Projects must fit approved uses like prevention, treatment, recovery and naloxone. Money must be spent within one year.
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Local
Wilson County Opioid Remediation Funding Committee · Opening soon
- Deadline
- Opens Aug 1, 2027 · due about Sep 30, 2027 Estimate, not confirmed by the funder
- Award
- Amount not specified
Should we apply? · Get ready
- ! Local program: Wilson County
Wilson County awards one-year grants from its opioid settlement share to nonprofits and government agencies serving county residents, for prevention, harm reduction, treatment, recovery support, education/training or research. Applications are taken every...
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Cannon County Opioid Abatement Task Force · Closed for this year
- Deadline
- Next round: due about May 15, 2027 Estimate, not confirmed by the funder
- Award
- Amount not specified
Should we apply? · Get ready
- ! Local program: Cannon County
Cannon County's Opioid Abatement Task Force, with MTSU's Office of Prevention Science and Recovery taking applications, grants opioid settlement funds yearly to nonprofits and government groups doing approved remediation work in Cannon County. Grants run...
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Sumner County Opioid Abatement Committee · Closed for this year
- Deadline
- Next round: about Jun 25 – Jul 24, 2027 Estimate, not confirmed by the funder
- Award
- Amount not specified
Should we apply? · Get ready
- ! Local program: Sumner County
Sumner County's Opioid Abatement Committee takes applications each fiscal year from county departments, schools and 501(c)(3) nonprofits for projects on the state-approved opioid remediation list that benefit Sumner County residents. Requests can cover one...
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Local
Williamson County Opioid Task Force · Closed for this year
- Deadline
- Next round: about Jul 1 – Aug 17, 2027 Estimate, not confirmed by the funder
- Award
- Amount not specified
Should we apply? · Get ready
- ! Local program: Williamson County
Williamson County's Opioid Task Force grants settlement funds each year to Tennessee organizations running opioid abatement programs for Williamson County residents. MTSU's Office of Prevention Science and Recovery runs the application portal and...
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Rutherford Opioid Board (Rutherford County) · Closed for this year
- Deadline
- Next round: due about Mar 31, 2027 Estimate, not confirmed by the funder
- Award
- Up to $100K
Should we apply? · Get ready
- ! Local program: Rutherford County
The Rutherford Opioid Board, with MTSU's Office of Prevention Science and Recovery handling applications, awards county opioid settlement funds annually to nonprofits and government agencies for prevention, treatment and recovery work in Rutherford County....
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Local
Anderson County Opioid Settlement Committee · Closed for this year
- Deadline
- Next round: about Nov 1 – Dec 31, 2026 Estimate, not confirmed by the funder
- Award
- Up to $60K
Should we apply? · Get ready
- ! Local program: Anderson County
Anderson County grants state opioid settlement money to groups that fight opioid misuse. Uses must be on the state's approved list, such as treatment, recovery housing, rides, and prevention. Groups outside the county can apply if funds serve Anderson...
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Local
Scott County Opioid Abatement Council · Closed for this year
- Deadline
- Next round: about Mar 16 – Apr 10, 2027 Estimate, not confirmed by the funder
- Award
- Amount not specified
Should we apply? · Get ready
- ! Local program: Scott County
Scott County grants opioid settlement money each year to groups serving county residents. Projects must match the state's approved uses, like naloxone, treatment, recovery and prevention. Funds cannot pay administrative or indirect costs.
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Local
Claiborne County Government (Claiborne County Opioid Board) · Closed for this year
- Deadline
- Next round: about Jan 1 – Feb 28, 2027 Estimate, not confirmed by the funder
- Award
- Amount not specified
Should we apply? · Get ready
- ! Local program: Claiborne County
Claiborne County gives opioid settlement money to groups that serve county residents. Projects must fit the state's approved list, such as prevention, treatment, recovery and naloxone. Grants last 12 months and cannot pay overhead costs.
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Local
Cocke County Government (Cocke County Opioid Abatement Task Force) · Closed for this year
- Deadline
- Next round: about Jan 19 – Feb 27, 2027 Estimate, not confirmed by the funder
- Award
- Amount not specified
Should we apply? · Get ready
- ! Local program: Cocke County
Cocke County's task force pays local programs with opioid settlement money for approved work like treatment, recovery and naloxone. The 2026 round was open only to programs the county already funds. Money is paid back after costs are spent.
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Campbell County Government (Coalition of Recovery Resources, C.O.R.R.) · Closed for this year
- Deadline
- Next round: about May 12 – May 31, 2027 Estimate, not confirmed by the funder
- Award
- Amount not specified
Should we apply? · Get ready
- ! Local program: Campbell County
Campbell County's recovery coalition gives opioid settlement money to groups that serve county residents. Work must be on the state's approved list, such as prevention, treatment and recovery. Grants run 12 months and cannot pay overhead.
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Local
City of Memphis · Opening soon
- Deadline
- Opens coming soon (the funder's words)
- Award
- $5,000 – $50K
Should we apply? · Get ready
- ! Local program: Shelby County
Grants for community organizations and small businesses within five miles of the xAI Colossus I site in South Memphis (ZIP 38109) for safety, youth, workforce, health, food access, and stabilization work. Awards run $10,000-$50,000, with a $5,000-$15,000...
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Local
Rhea County Government (Finance Department) · Open
- Deadline
- No deadline listed: see the official notice
- Award
- Amount not specified
- ! Local program: Rhea County
- ✓ No match required
Rhea County invites groups each year to apply for its opioid settlement money. Projects must use approved strategies such as naloxone, treatment, recovery support or prevention. Funds cannot pay administrative or indirect costs.
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Marshall County Government (Opioid Abatement Committee / County Mayor's Office) · Open
- Deadline
- No deadline listed: see the official notice
- Award
- Amount not specified
- ! Local program: Marshall County
Marshall County gives opioid settlement money to qualified groups that fight drug misuse. Send the funding form and work plan to the County Mayor's office. A committee decides at its next meeting.
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Local
Hardin County Government · Open
- Deadline
- No deadline listed: see the official notice
- Award
- Amount not specified
- ! Local program: Hardin County
Hardin County posts an application for its opioid settlement funds on its home page. Projects must fit prevention, harm reduction, treatment, recovery, or training. No deadline is posted, so call the county first.
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Local
Henry County Helping Hand, Inc. · Opening soon
- Deadline
- Opens Oct 12, 2026 · due Nov 13, 2026
- Award
- Amount not specified
Should we apply? · Get ready
- ! Local program: Henry County
Henry County's yearly radio auction gives its proceeds to local groups. Nonprofits, schools, colleges, local government and fire departments in Henry County can apply online. The window is October 12 to November 13, 2026.
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Private
Southern Black Girls and Women's Consortium · Closed for this year
- Deadline
- Next round: about May 5 – May 14, 2027 Estimate, not confirmed by the funder
- Award
- $5,000 – $20K
Should we apply? · Get ready
General operating grants for groups protecting the safety and rights of Black girls and women in 13 Southern states, including Tennessee. Work can cover violence, health or the justice system. Budgets must be under $1 million.
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Local
Marion County Opioid Abatement Council (Marion County Mayor's Office) · Closed for this year
- Deadline
- Next round: about Jan 19 – Feb 28, 2027 Estimate, not confirmed by the funder
- Award
- Amount not specified
Should we apply? · Get ready
- ! Local program: Marion County
- ✓ No match required
Marion County gives opioid settlement money each year to groups that serve county residents. Projects must use approved prevention, treatment, recovery or harm-reduction strategies. The 2026 round had $152,664 and has closed.
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Monroe County Opioid Advisory Council (Monroe County Prevention & Wellness Coalition, for the Monroe County Commission) · Closed for this year
- Deadline
- Next round: about Mar 1 – Mar 31, 2027 Estimate, not confirmed by the funder
- Award
- Amount not specified
Should we apply? · Get ready
- ! Local program: Monroe County
- ✓ No match required
Monroe County's opioid council reviews yearly applications for opioid settlement money and recommends awards to the County Commission. Funded work covers prevention, treatment, recovery and youth programs. The 2026 round has closed and awards were announced.
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