The Hospice of Midland Endowment Inc focuses almost exclusively on supporting Hospice of Midland, providing concentrated financial backing for hospice operations and staff development in Midland, TX. Its grants are targeted toward internal program support such as education reimbursement and sustaining hospice services, indicating a locally-focused endowment model dedicated to a single provider.
Highly concentrated giving: all funding goes to one local beneficiary across multiple grants, consisting of large, repeat awards aimed at program/operational support and staff education rather than diversified or new grantees.
Hospice of Midland Endowment Inc’s largest recent grant was $794,004 to Hospice of Midland Inc for operations in 2025, underscoring a funding pattern built around one local hospice provider. The endowment’s giving is tightly centered on maintaining hospice services in Midland rather than spreading across multiple organizations. Recent support has also included a $714,289 operations grant in 2024 and a $440,456 grant for indigent care in 2023, showing that the foundation’s role is closely tied to day-to-day service delivery and patient support. Smaller awards have covered marketing and education reimbursement, adding staff and organizational support alongside direct care funding. With annual grants of $1,984,174 and total assets of $26,842,233, the foundation operates as a concentrated endowment vehicle for Hospice of Midland Inc. Its recent grant record points to sustained internal support for a single hospice system, including both operating stability and specific service functions connected to hospice care in Midland.
Operational support is the clearest theme in the foundation’s recent giving. It awarded $794,004 to Hospice of Midland Inc for operations in 2025 and $714,289 for the same purpose in 2024, indicating repeated support for core service delivery. Patient support is another visible area: in 2023, the foundation gave $440,456 for indigent care, linking its funding to access for terminally ill patients. The organization also backed infrastructure and outreach functions through a $25,000 marketing grant in 2023. Workforce support appears in a $10,425 education reimbursement grant, which points to assistance for hospice clinical and support staff. Across these grants, the funder’s work stays within one local hospice system and covers both program delivery and the operational needs that keep that care available.
The grant-size distribution is wide for a single-beneficiary endowment: the 25th percentile is $25,000, the median is $440,456, and the 75th percentile is $714,289. That spread reflects a mix of large operating support and smaller supplemental awards. The recent record also shows repeat support across years, with grants to the same recipient in 2023, 2024, and 2025. The foundation appears to function as a restricted endowment tied to a designated beneficiary rather than as a broad, open grantmaker. It does not fund individuals and does not make program-related investments.
$854K
$30.9M
$4.6M
$1.1M
Most grants fall between $25K and $714K, with a median of $440K.
25th Percentile
$25K
Median
$440K
75th Percentile
$714K
MARION BRYANT
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Notable grantees: Hospice of Midland Inc
Grantmaking is entirely local and stays in Texas: 100% of grants went to recipients in the HQ state. The recipient city shown in the recent grants list is Midland, where every listed award went to Hospice of Midland Inc. The top state by grant count is TX, and the distribution shows no out-of-state or non-U.S. giving in the provided data.
It funds Hospice of Midland Inc almost exclusively. Recent grants include $794,004 for operations in 2025, $714,289 for operations in 2024, and $440,456 for indigent care in 2023, showing a strong focus on sustaining one local hospice provider and its patient services.
Typical grants are large and unevenly distributed. The 25th percentile is $25,000, the median is $440,456, and the 75th percentile is $714,289. That pattern suggests a few substantial operating grants along with smaller supplemental awards.
No. All grants in the provided data went to recipients in Texas, and the recipient country distribution shows 100% of grants in the US. The recent grants list places every award in Midland, TX.
Recent purposes include operations, indigent care, marketing, and education reimbursement. Those categories show support for core hospice service delivery, patient assistance, outreach functions, and staff development within the same local organization.
It mainly supports one recipient. The recent grants list shows repeated awards to Hospice of Midland Inc in 2023, 2024, and 2025, indicating recurring support for the same organization rather than a broad portfolio of grantees.
2026
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HOSPICE OF MIDLAND INC | MIDLAND, TX | $854,283 | 2026 | OPERATIONS |
| HOSPICE OF MIDLAND INC | MIDLAND, TX | $794,004 | 2025 | OPERATIONS |
| HOSPICE OF MIDLAND INC | MIDLAND, TX | $714,289 | 2024 | OPERATIONS |
| HOSPICE OF MIDLAND INC | MIDLAND, TX | $440,456 | 2023 | INDIGENT CARE |
| HOSPICE OF MIDLAND INC | MIDLAND, TX | $25,000 | 2023 | MARKETING |
| HOSPICE OF MIDLAND INC | MIDLAND, TX | $10,425 | 2023 | EDUCATION REIMBURSE |
EDUCATION REIMBURSE