About Jf Maddox Foundation
The JF Maddox Foundation appears to concentrate its philanthropy on local acute healthcare infrastructure, demonstrated by a single, large capital grant to build a new hospital. Their giving is highly targeted and place-based, focused on enabling major facility projects rather than programmatic or diversified funding. This suggests a priority on improving access to hospital services in their community (Hobbs/SE New Mexico) through one-time capital investments.
Focus Areas
Hospital construction and capital projects in Hobbs/SE New MexicoExpansion of acute care services and inpatient capacitySupport for regional health systems and hospital infrastructure
Who They Fund
K-12 educators and principal residentsstudents and scholarship recipientslow-income and unhoused individuals (including women in recovery)children and youth (outreach, mentoring, backsnacks, performing arts youth)people with disabilities and mobility-impaired individuals
About Jf Maddox Foundation
A $5.8 million grant to Covenant Health System for a new hospital shows the scale and place-based focus of JF Maddox Foundation grantmaking. The foundation’s recent awards are centered on Lea County and nearby communities, with a strong emphasis on hospitals, health-related facilities, and other community assets that shape daily life in Hobbs and southeastern New Mexico. Alongside that major capital gift, the foundation has supported organizations such as Habitat for Humanity International Inc in Hobbs for construction costs and United Way of Lea County Inc for campaign support and community programming. Its giving pattern reaches beyond a single institution, but the through line is practical local investment: buildings, infrastructure, and programs that serve residents in a regional service area. Recent grants also show support for arts events, youth-centered activities, and community development efforts in Lovington, Hobbs, and Sacramento, New Mexico. The foundation funds both one-time project costs and general operating support, while keeping a clear geographic emphasis on Lea County and surrounding communities.
What Jf Maddox Foundation Funds
Health infrastructure is one of the clearest themes in the recent record. In 2024, JF Maddox Foundation awarded $5.8 million to Covenant Health System for a new hospital, and in 2025 it gave $515,500 to Habitat for Humanity International Inc in Hobbs for construction costs. The foundation also backs community arts and public events. City of Lovington received $400,000 for the 2024 Hispanic Heritage Concert Series and Lovington youth center, while Encore Entertainment Inc got $126,000 for a Southwest Symphony concert season and anniversary celebration. Education appears through workforce and college access work. Golden Apple Foundation For Excellence In Teaching received $300,000 for addressing the shortage of highly-effective teachers in New Mexico, and University of the Southwest received $50,250 for grant research, grant writing, and development office support. Basic needs and recovery services are present as well. Unity Recovery Solutions received $277,816 for a women’s sober living home and general operating support.
How Jf Maddox Foundation Gives
Typical grant size is modest relative to the foundation’s largest awards: the distribution sits at $2,500 at the 25th percentile, $5,000 at the median, and $15,000 at the 75th percentile. That mix suggests a broad base of smaller awards, with occasional large capital gifts. The recent record shows both one-off project support and repeated support for some recipients across 2024 and 2025, including United Way of Lea County Inc, Lovington Mainstreet Corporation, New Mexico Junior College, and Encore Entertainment Inc. The foundation also makes grants to individuals through scholarships. It accepts unsolicited requests through its grant programs, including General Grants and Community Grants.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$4.2M
Total Assets
$247.3M
Total Revenue
$14.4M
Total Expenses
$13.2M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $3K and $15K, with a median of $5K.
25th Percentile
$3K
Median
$5K
75th Percentile
$15K
Geographic Reach
Regional23 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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