The Mercy Hospital/Cedar Rapids IA Endowment Foundation directs essentially all of its funding to Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids, supporting patient education and financial assistance programs. Its activity is narrowly focused on sustaining direct patient services at a single regional hospital rather than a diversified set of charities. The foundation functions as an institutional endowment whose grants underwrite operational and patient-facing needs at Mercy Medical Center.
Mercy Hospitalcedar Rapidsia Endowment Foundation Inc directs nearly all of its giving to Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids, with recent grants supporting equipment, operations, the Hall Radiation Center, Hallmar Village, and patient-centered services. The pattern is consistent across 2023, 2024, and 2025: the foundation functions as an institutional endowment for a single regional hospital rather than a broad charity funder. Recent grants show both large capital support and recurring operating support. The largest listed grant, $13,818,252 in 2024, went to Mercy Medical Center for equipment, while $3,164,114 in 2025 supported Hallmar Village. Other sizable awards funded Mercy Medical Center projects and operations at $3,152,850 in 2023 and $2,088,979 in 2025. Alongside those institutional awards, the foundation also backs services tied to cancer care, hospice, family caregivers, nursing education, and patient assistance, all through Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids.
The foundation supports a narrow set of hospital programs at Mercy Medical Center, with several named grants pointing to clinical infrastructure and patient services. It gave $549,690 in 2025, $524,153 in 2024, and $557,820 in 2023 for the Hall Radiation Center, showing sustained backing for cancer treatment services. Patient-facing support is another recurring theme. Grants of $326,153 in 2025, $300,467 in 2023, and $278,398 in 2024 funded the Family Caregivers Center. Hospice House and Hospice Programs received $298,472 in 2024, $283,658 in 2025, and $226,419 in 2023. The foundation also supported Cancer Services & Hall-Perrine Cancer Center, Nursing Scholarships & Educational Programs, and Patient Education & Assistance through Mercy Medical Center.
Typical grant sizes are substantial: the 25th percentile is $218,504, the median is $301,003, and the 75th percentile is $1,383,340. The distribution suggests a mix of mid-sized program grants and much larger capital or project awards. The same recipient appears across multiple years, with Mercy Medical Center receiving repeated support in 2023, 2024, and 2025. The foundation operates as an institutional endowment and gives locally, with all listed grants going to Iowa recipients. No application process is indicated in the provided data.
$22.1M
$140.9M
$11.4M
$23.9M
Most grants fall between $219K and $1.4M, with a median of $301K.
25th Percentile
$219K
Median
$301K
75th Percentile
$1.4M
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Highly concentrated; all grants (23) and the entire budget are directed to one repeat grantee (Mercy Medical Center). Grants appear to be recurring and sizable in aggregate, functioning as enduring endowment support for hospital operations and patient services.
Notable grantees: Mercy Medical Center
Grantmaking is concentrated in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Every listed grant goes to Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids, and the recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based, with 23 grants to U.S. recipients. The top state by grant count is Iowa, and the foundation’s giving footprint is local rather than multi-state or international. Among the recent grants, Cedar Rapids appears repeatedly as the recipient city across cancer, hospice, caregiver, education, and facility-support awards.
It funds Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids almost exclusively. Recent grants support equipment, projects and operations, Hall Radiation Center, Hallmar Village, Hospice House and Hospice Programs, Family Caregivers Center, nursing scholarships, and patient education and assistance.
The typical grant size is sizable: the 25th percentile is $218,504, the median is $301,003, and the 75th percentile is $1,383,340. That pattern shows a core of mid-sized grants alongside larger capital or project awards.
No. All listed grants go to recipients in Iowa, and the top state by grant count is Iowa. The recent grants list shows 23 grants, all to Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids.
The grants support a concentrated set of hospital programs: cancer treatment through the Hall Radiation Center, caregiver support through the Family Caregivers Center, hospice services, nursing scholarships and educational programs, and patient education and assistance, all through Mercy Medical Center.
Yes. Several program areas appear in multiple years, including equipment, projects and operations, the Hall Radiation Center, Family Caregivers Center, Hospice House and Hospice Programs, Cancer Services & Hall-Perrine Cancer Center, and Nursing Scholarships & Educational Programs.
2026
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $15,850,616 | 2026 | MERCY MEDICAL CENTER PROJECTS & OPERATIONS |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $2,300,249 | 2026 | HALLMAR VILLAGE |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $1,458,117 | 2026 | EQUIPMENT |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $1,106,754 | 2026 | CANCER SERVICES & HALL-PERRINE CANCER CENTER |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $573,725 | 2026 | HALL RADIATION CENTER |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $357,744 | 2026 | FAMILY CAREGIVERS CENTER |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $355,467 | 2026 | HOSPICE HOUSE AND HOSPICE PROGRAMS |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $127,642 | 2026 | NURSING SCHOLARSHIPS & EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $3,164,114 | 2025 | HALLMAR VILLAGE |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $2,088,979 | 2025 | MERCY MEDICAL CENTER PROJECTS & OPERATIONS |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $1,632,141 | 2025 | EQUIPMENT |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $549,690 | 2025 | HALL RADIATION CENTER |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $326,153 | 2025 | FAMILY CAREGIVERS CENTER |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $301,003 | 2025 | CANCER SERVICES & HALL-PERRINE CANCER CENTER |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $283,658 | 2025 | HOSPICE HOUSE AND HOSPICE PROGRAMS |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $210,590 | 2025 | NURSING SCHOLARSHIPS & EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $13,818,252 | 2024 | EQUIPMENT |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $1,134,539 | 2024 | MERCY MEDICAL CENTER PROJECTS & OPERATIONS |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $524,153 | 2024 | HALL RADIATION CENTER |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $298,472 | 2024 | HOSPICE HOUSE AND HOSPICE PROGRAMS |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $278,398 | 2024 | FAMILY CAREGIVERS CENTER |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $205,173 | 2024 | CANCER SERVICES & HALL-PERRINE CANCER CENTER |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $127,232 | 2024 | NURSING SCHOLARSHIPS & EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $3,152,850 | 2023 | MERCY MEDICAL CENTER PROJECTS & OPERATIONS |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $1,743,429 | 2023 | EQUIPMENT |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $557,820 | 2023 | HALL RADIATION CENTER |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $300,467 | 2023 | FAMILY CAREGIVERS CENTER |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $226,419 | 2023 | HOSPICE HOUSE AND HOSPICE PROGRAMS |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $166,057 | 2023 | CANCER SERVICES & HALL-PERRINE CANCER CENTER |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $100,973 | 2023 | NURSING SCHOLARSHIPS & EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS |
| MERCY MEDICAL CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $58,059 | 2023 | PATIENT EDUCATION & ASSISTANCE |