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    Bon Secours Mercy Health Foundation

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    About Bon Secours Mercy Health Foundation

    The Bon Secours Mercy Health Foundation coordinates charitable giving for all hospitals, facilities, programs and services operated by Bon Secours Mercy Health. As a non-profit health care ministry, we depend on generous donors to keep providing the best health care in every community we serve.

    Focus Areas

    Addiction ServicesCancerCare for Those in Need / Uncompensated CareCommunity Health & WellnessEducationFacilities & ImprovementsGreatest NeedHeart CareInnovationMental HealthMothers & BabiesNeurosciencesNursingWomen's Health

    About Bon Secours Mercy Health Foundation

    Bon Secours Mercy Health Foundation coordinates charitable giving for the health system’s hospitals, facilities, programs, and services, with grantmaking centered on program support rather than individual aid. The largest recent award in the data was $24,571,675 to Bon Secours Mercy Health Inc in 2025, followed by $20,047,945 in 2024 to Bon Secours Mercy Health Inc (Cincinnati, OH) and $16,945,513 in 2023 to the same Cincinnati affiliate. That pattern shows a foundation that directs substantial resources to operating health-system entities alongside community-facing organizations. Beyond the core system grants, the foundation also funded regional health and care delivery groups. BS - Richmond Health System Inc received $5,787,339 in 2024 and $2,275,527 in 2023, while BS Baltimore Community Works Inc received $3,564,939 in 2023 and $493,576 in 2024. Smaller awards extend to schools, hospices, ministries, and mission organizations, reflecting a mix of clinical, community, and faith-linked partners. The foundation’s stated work includes addiction services, cancer, uncompensated care, community health and wellness, mental health, mothers and babies, nursing, women’s health, and facilities and improvements.

    What Bon Secours Mercy Health Foundation Funds

    In health-system support, the foundation gave $24,571,675 to Bon Secours Mercy Health Inc for program support. It also made repeated program awards to the Cincinnati affiliate in 2024 and 2023, indicating sustained backing for system operations. In hospital and community-works funding, it awarded $3,564,939 to BS Baltimore Community Works Inc in 2023 and $493,576 in 2024. BS - Richmond Health System Inc received $5,787,339 in 2024, showing that the foundation supports multiple regional delivery sites. The foundation also backs education and community institutions. Central Catholic High School received $852,825 in 2024, $515,290 in 2025, and $392,000 in 2023. Other grants in the data went to YMCA of Greater Toledo, Hospice of the Valley - Hospice House, and Southwest Local School District.

    How Bon Secours Mercy Health Foundation Gives

    Typical grant size sits at a $20,750 25th percentile, $44,582 median, and $113,922 75th percentile. The recent grants list shows a wide spread, with a small number of very large program-support awards and many mid-sized grants. The pattern is recurring rather than one-off: Bon Secours Mercy Health Inc appears in 2023, 2024, and 2025; St Francis Hospital Inc appears in 2023, 2024, and 2025; and Community Mercy Heath Partners appears in 2023, 2024, and 2025. The foundation is a regular funder, not a DAF, and it does not fund individuals or make program-related investments. The listed grants are program support or program support variants.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $31M

    Total Assets

    $436.9M

    Total Revenue

    $87M

    Total Expenses

    $52M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $21K and $114K, with a median of $45K.

    25th Percentile

    $21K

    Median

    $45K

    75th Percentile

    $114K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional2 states funded

    About 67% of grants go to recipients in OH.

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    Who They Fund

    unspecified/various community beneficiaries

    Funding Style

    program-restricted/project fundingimplementation-oriented/direct program supportoperational/program expense support

    Topics

    unspecified programmatic focus (general program support)multi-sector nonprofit program supportprogram capacity for service delivery

    Where Bon Secours Mercy Health Foundation Makes Grants

    Grant recipients are overwhelmingly in the United States, with 181 grants recorded there. Ohio is the top state by grant count, and 67% of grants go to recipients in the foundation’s HQ state. Named Ohio recipients in the recent grants list include Cincinnati, Toledo, and the Southwest Local School District. Outside Ohio, the data names Richmond, Virginia, and Baltimore, Maryland as recipient locations through affiliated health-system and community-works entities.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Bon Secours Mercy Health Foundation

    What is the foundation’s typical grant size?

    The distribution centers on mid-sized awards: the 25th percentile is $20,750, the median is $44,582, and the 75th percentile is $113,922. The recent grants list also includes much larger program-support awards to health-system entities, showing a broad internal range.

    Does Bon Secours Mercy Health Foundation make repeat grants to the same organizations?

    Yes. Bon Secours Mercy Health Inc appears in 2023, 2024, and 2025; St Francis Hospital Inc appears in all three years as well; and Community Mercy Heath Partners also appears across 2023, 2024, and 2025. The pattern suggests ongoing support for selected partners.

    What kinds of organizations does the foundation support?

    The recent grants list includes health-system entities, hospitals, community works organizations, schools, hospices, ministries, and mission-oriented nonprofits. Examples in the data include hospital affiliates, Central Catholic High School, Hospice of the Valley - Hospice House, YMCA of Greater Toledo, and Catholic Relief Svc.

    Where does the foundation give most often?

    Ohio receives the most grants, accounting for 67% of grants in the data. The grant list also shows named recipients in Cincinnati, Toledo, and Southwest Ohio, with additional awards reaching Richmond, Virginia, and Baltimore, Maryland.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    Bon Secours Mercy Health Inc—$24,571,6752025Program support
    St Francis Hospital Inc—$2,119,1182025Program support
    Bon Secours Community Works—$918,0612025Program support
    CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL—$515,2902025Program support
    Compassus BSMH Holdings LLC—$306,7472025Program support
    Community Mercy Heath Partners—$290,9302025Program support
    DIOCESE OF TOLEDO MANAGEMENT CORP—$250,0002025Program support
    HILLSDALE COLLEGE—$215,0002025Program support
    MERIDIAN HEALTHCARE—$208,0372025Program support
    GLASS CITY COMMUNITY SOLAR—$182,5002025Program support
    YOUNGSTOWN NEIGHBORHOOD DEV CORP—$150,0002025Program support
    HOSPTIAL SISTERS MISSION OUTREACH CORP—$100,0002025Program support
    METROPARKS TOLEDO FOUNDATION—$100,0002025Program support
    Roper St Francis Healthcare—$80,0002025Program support
    GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL FOUNDATION FOR BETTER HEALTH—$80,0002025Program support
    PROMEDICA FOUNDATION—$77,7002025Program support
    Unity Properties Inc—$69,6002025Program support
    WATER WITH BLESSINGS—$50,0002025Program support
    American National Red Cross—$50,0002025Program support
    CHESTERFIELD COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS—$46,4972025Program support
    MERCY VOLUNTEER CORPS—$44,6902025Program support
    MERCY NEIGHBORHOOD MINISTRIES—$41,2382025Program support
    LIVEWELL GREENVILLE—$32,3352025Program support
    MENTAL HEALTH AND RECOVERY SERVICES BOARD OF LUCAS CO—$31,8822025Program support
    COMMUNITY OF HOPE FREE HTLH CLINIC—$29,4202025Program support
    LUKEN BOYLE CAMPAIGN FOR KINDNESS—$27,5002025Program support
    COMPASSION HEALTH TOLEDO—$25,0002025Program support
    JEWISH HOME OF CINCINNATI INC—$25,0002025Program support
    ANTHONYS VILLA—$25,0002025Program support
    TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY RESOURCE CENTER—$25,0002025Program support
    MAUMEE SAIL—$25,0002025Program support
    AMERICAN RED CROSS—$25,0002025Program support
    UNITED STROKE ALLIANCE—$24,9172025Program support
    MAUMEE VALLEY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY—$20,0002025Program support
    COLEMAN PROFESSIONAL SRVS—$20,0002025Program support
    ABILITY CENTER OF GREATER TOLEDO—$20,0002025Program support
    JEFF RUBY FOUNDATION—$15,0002025Program support
    OPEN ARMS TRANSFORMATION LIVING—$15,0002025Program support
    CATHOLIC CHARITIES DIOCESE OF YOUNGSTOWN—$11,5002025Program support
    Hospice of the Valley—$11,2692025Program support
    UNITED WAY OF GREATER LIMA—$10,1922025Program support
    MUSTARD SEED EDUCATION FOUNDATION—$10,0002025Program support
    NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CATHOLIC CHAPLAINS—$10,0002025Program support
    CHRIST CHILD SOCIETY OF TOLEDO—$10,0002025Program support
    TOLEDO STREETS WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION—$10,0002025Program support
    NTL AFRICAN AMERICAN MALE WELLNESS AGENCY—$10,0002025Program support
    STEM IS US—$7,7602025Program support
    NAMI METRO BALTIMORE—$7,5002025Program support
    LEADERSHIP MAHONING VALLEY—$7,5002025Program support
    UNITED WAY PUTNAM COUNTY—$6,5532025Program support

    Bon Secours Mercy Health Inc

    $24,571,675
    2025

    Program support

    St Francis Hospital Inc

    $2,119,118
    2025

    Program support

    Bon Secours Community Works

    $918,061
    2025

    Program support

    CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

    $515,290
    2025

    Program support

    Compassus BSMH Holdings LLC

    $306,747
    2025

    Program support

    Community Mercy Heath Partners

    $290,930
    2025

    Program support

    DIOCESE OF TOLEDO MANAGEMENT CORP

    $250,000
    2025

    Program support

    HILLSDALE COLLEGE

    $215,000
    2025

    Program support

    MERIDIAN HEALTHCARE

    $208,037
    2025

    Program support

    GLASS CITY COMMUNITY SOLAR

    $182,500
    2025

    Program support

    YOUNGSTOWN NEIGHBORHOOD DEV CORP

    $150,000
    2025

    Program support

    HOSPTIAL SISTERS MISSION OUTREACH CORP

    $100,000
    2025

    Program support

    METROPARKS TOLEDO FOUNDATION

    $100,000
    2025

    Program support

    Roper St Francis Healthcare

    $80,000
    2025

    Program support

    GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL FOUNDATION FOR BETTER HEALTH

    $80,000
    2025

    Program support

    PROMEDICA FOUNDATION

    $77,700
    2025

    Program support

    Unity Properties Inc

    $69,600
    2025

    Program support

    WATER WITH BLESSINGS

    $50,000
    2025

    Program support

    American National Red Cross

    $50,000
    2025

    Program support

    CHESTERFIELD COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

    $46,497
    2025

    Program support

    MERCY VOLUNTEER CORPS

    $44,690
    2025

    Program support

    MERCY NEIGHBORHOOD MINISTRIES

    $41,238
    2025

    Program support

    LIVEWELL GREENVILLE

    $32,335
    2025

    Program support

    MENTAL HEALTH AND RECOVERY SERVICES BOARD OF LUCAS CO

    $31,882
    2025

    Program support

    COMMUNITY OF HOPE FREE HTLH CLINIC

    $29,420
    2025

    Program support

    LUKEN BOYLE CAMPAIGN FOR KINDNESS

    $27,500
    2025

    Program support

    COMPASSION HEALTH TOLEDO

    $25,000
    2025

    Program support

    JEWISH HOME OF CINCINNATI INC

    $25,000
    2025

    Program support

    ANTHONYS VILLA

    $25,000
    2025

    Program support

    TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY RESOURCE CENTER

    $25,000
    2025

    Program support

    MAUMEE SAIL

    $25,000
    2025

    Program support

    AMERICAN RED CROSS

    $25,000
    2025

    Program support

    UNITED STROKE ALLIANCE

    $24,917
    2025

    Program support

    MAUMEE VALLEY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

    $20,000
    2025

    Program support

    COLEMAN PROFESSIONAL SRVS

    $20,000
    2025

    Program support

    ABILITY CENTER OF GREATER TOLEDO

    $20,000
    2025

    Program support

    JEFF RUBY FOUNDATION

    $15,000
    2025

    Program support

    OPEN ARMS TRANSFORMATION LIVING

    $15,000
    2025

    Program support

    CATHOLIC CHARITIES DIOCESE OF YOUNGSTOWN

    $11,500
    2025

    Program support

    Hospice of the Valley

    $11,269
    2025

    Program support

    UNITED WAY OF GREATER LIMA

    $10,192
    2025

    Program support

    MUSTARD SEED EDUCATION FOUNDATION

    $10,000
    2025

    Program support

    NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CATHOLIC CHAPLAINS

    $10,000
    2025

    Program support

    CHRIST CHILD SOCIETY OF TOLEDO

    $10,000
    2025

    Program support

    TOLEDO STREETS WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

    $10,000
    2025

    Program support

    NTL AFRICAN AMERICAN MALE WELLNESS AGENCY

    $10,000
    2025

    Program support

    STEM IS US

    $7,760
    2025

    Program support

    NAMI METRO BALTIMORE

    $7,500
    2025

    Program support

    LEADERSHIP MAHONING VALLEY

    $7,500
    2025

    Program support

    UNITED WAY PUTNAM COUNTY

    $6,553
    2025

    Program support