Grants

 

The grant application for 2024 is now available!
 

Click here to view the 2024 grant application.




 

 

 

Please contact Vicky Black at 701-364-8424 with any questions.

 

 

 

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!

 

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

 

2021 grant winners:

Ashley Medical Center - Bair Hugger

Cavalier County Memorial Hospital, Langdon - EZ-IO training supplies and trauma education

CHI Lisbon - Pelvic binder

CHI Mercy Hospital, Devils Lake - Trauma education

CHI St. Alexius Garrison Memorial Hospital - Chest tube manikin

Community Ambulance Service, Minot - 4 L fluid warmer

Jacobson Memorial Hospital, Elgin - EZ-IO

Linton Hospital - Trauma education

Mercer County Ambulance Service, Beulah - Stretcher and immobilization equipment

Mercer County Ambulance Service, Hazen - Stretcher and immobilization equipment

Mountrail County Medical Center, Stanley - Trauma supply cart

Nelson County Health System, McVille - Trauma education

Pembina County Memorial Hospital, Cavalier - Trauma education