Manor Park is dedicated to providing a continuum of care for people age 62 and older to live life to the fullest with independence, security and choice.
Manor Park Foundation Inc centers its giving on Manor Park itself, with two recent seven-figure-support awards to Manor Park Inc for general support of the organization: $715,278 in 2025 and $549,979 in 2024. That pattern fits a funder built around sustaining a senior living community rather than distributing small external grants. The foundation’s stated mission is to provide a continuum of care for people age 62 and older so they can live with independence, security, and choice. Its active funding structure reflects that mission through endowment support for operations, benevolent care for residents who outlive their resources, and capital work tied to campus renewal. The current program mix also shows how the foundation blends present-day operating support with long-term stewardship. One fund supports general operations through a permanently restricted endowment created by Jane Williams. Another supports residents who need financial assistance, including a separate benevolent care endowment created through the Barbara and Jack Cartwright bequests. A capital campaign is also underway to transform the campus with new wellness, dining, and healthcare spaces.
Operating support is a central theme. The Jane Williams Endowment Fund was established to support general operations, with income used to offset operating expenses and support the community in perpetuity. Benevolent care is another clear priority. The Barbara and Jack Cartwright Benevolent Care Endowment Fund exists to help residents who have outlived their resources, and the separate Benevolent Care Endowment Fund is used to offset resident care costs so people are not asked to leave for financial reasons. Capital improvement work is also part of the picture through the Age of Renewal Campaign, which is aimed at campus transformation, including construction, a wellness center, updated dining and amenity spaces, and consolidated healthcare services. Across these efforts, the foundation’s focus stays closely tied to senior services and the operating life of the Manor Park campus.
The typical grant size is large and tightly clustered: p25 is $591,304, median is $632,628, and p75 is $673,953. The recent record shown here contains two awards, both to the same recipient in consecutive years, which points to a recurring relationship rather than one-off project support. The foundation’s active programs also include permanently restricted endowment vehicles, which indicates a structure that blends general operating support with long-term capital and benevolent-care funding. Several of the listed programs accept unsolicited gifts, including the Age of Renewal Campaign, the Jane Williams Endowment Fund, and the Benevolent Care Endowment Fund.
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$49.5M
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$3M
Most grants fall between $591K and $674K, with a median of $633K.
25th Percentile
$591K
Median
$633K
75th Percentile
$674K
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Giving is fully local in the data provided: 100% of grants went to recipients in Texas, and the top state by grant count is TX. The recent grants both went to Midland, TX, matching the foundation’s campus-centered structure. Active programs also point to Midland and West Texas as the main geography for support, including campus renewal, operating support, and benevolent care tied to Manor Park. The recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based.
The foundation is centered on senior services tied to Manor Park’s continuum of care for people age 62 and older. Its active focus areas include continuing care, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing and rehabilitation, affordable senior housing, benevolent care and resident assistance, and capital improvements for the senior community.
No. The recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based, and 100% of grants in the data went to recipients in Texas. The top state by grant count is TX, with Midland showing up as the recipient city in the recent grants list.
The grant-size distribution is high and relatively tight: p25 is $591,304, the median is $632,628, and p75 is $673,953. The recent grants shown are $715,278 in 2025 and $549,979 in 2024.
Yes. The Jane Williams Endowment Fund is specifically described as supporting general operations, with income used to offset operating expenses and support the community in perpetuity. The recent grants list also shows general support for the organization.
Some programs accept unsolicited gifts, including the Age of Renewal Campaign, the Jane Williams Endowment Fund, and the Benevolent Care Endowment Fund. The Barbara and Jack Cartwright Benevolent Care Endowment Fund is marked as not accepting unsolicited requests.
2026
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MANOR PARK INC | MIDLAND, TX | $2,403,021 | 2026 | GENERAL SUPPORT FOR THE ORGANIZATION |
| MANOR PARK INC | MIDLAND, TX | $715,278 | 2025 | GENERAL SUPPORT FOR THE ORGANIZATION |
| MANOR PARK INC | MIDLAND, TX | $549,979 | 2024 | GENERAL SUPPORT FOR THE ORGANIZATION |
| MANOR PARK INC | MIDLAND, TX | $376,249 | 2023 | GENERAL SUPPORT FOR THE ORGANIZATION |