Grants
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So where does the North Dakota Trauma Foundation get the funds for these grant awards?
The answer is: the grant award funds are generated from the Annual North Dakota Statewide Trauma Conference, North Dakota Trauma Foundation clothing sales, Foundation membership fees, and your generous donations to the Foundation. We couldn't award grants for these worthwhile projects without your help!
2025 grant winners:
Ashley Ambulance District - Fluid warming system
SW Healthcare Services, Bowman - Trauma education
CHI Lisbon Health - Glidescope system
Jacobson Memorial Hospital Care Center, Elgin - Airway mannequin trainer
Langdon Prairie Health - Infant and pediatric airway mannequin trainers
Mercer County Ambulance Services, Beulah and Hazen - Cricoid and pneumothorax mannequin trainers
Sakakawea Medical Center, Hazen - Wireless infusion pump
2024 grant winners:
Ashley Medical Center - Fluid warmer supplies
Dakota Regional Medical Center and Griggs County Care Center, Cooperstown - Blood and fluid warmer
Jamestown Regional Medical Center - Crimecam Examiner Kit
Langdon Prairie Health - Chest tube manikin
Linton Regional Medical Center - Trauma education
Mercer County Ambulance, Beulah - Vacuum splints, thermometer, head immobilizers, c-collars, and pelvic sling
Mercer County Ambulance, Hazen- Vacuum splints, LifePak 15 cables, and head immobilizers
2023 grant winners:
Ashley Ambulance Service - Stop the Bleed kits for Ashley Public Schools
CHI St. Alexius Garrison Memorial Hospital - Adult and pediatric traction splints
Community Volunteer EMS of LaMoure - Tourniquets, QuickClot, and bandaging supplies
Dakota Regional Medical Center, Cooperstown - Casualty simulation kit
Edgely Ambulance Service - Pediatric restraint system
Langdon Prairie Health - Chest tube instruments, TNCC and ATLS education
Linton Regional Medical Center - Butterfly IQ membership
Nelson County Health System, McVille - TNCC education
Pembina County Memorial Hospital, Cavalier - TNCC education
Sanford Mayville Medical Center - Splint kit
Towner County Medical Center, Cando - Traction splints
UND School of Health Sciencs, Department of Emergency Medicine - Participation in the state trauma conference poster presentation
2022 grant winners:
Argusville Fire Protection District - Trauma equipment for use in active shooter events
Langdon Ambulance - Continuing trauma education
Mapleton Elementary School - Trauma equipment for use in active shooter events
Northern Cass School District - Trauma equipment for use in active shooter events
Northwood Deaconess Health Center - IV trainer and traction splint
SMP Health - St. Kateri - EZ IO driver and associated equipment
South Central Health Wishek Hospital - TNCC course for nurses
Trinity Health Foundation / Kenmare Hospital - Monitor
West River Health Services Ambulance - EZ IO and Stop the Bleed kit
