About Johns Hopkins Hospital
To deliver world-class patient care, medical education and research to people in local communities and across the world.
Focus Areas
Health care deliveryMedical researchMedical education and scholarshipsAccess to careFacility and technology improvements
Who They Fund
public charitieshealthcare public charitiesclinical faculty recruits (medical/clinical personnel)academic clinical departments/medical schools
Funding Style
personnel/recruitment fundingsector-specific support (healthcare)general operating support for public charities
About Johns Hopkins Hospital
The Johns Hopkins Hospital’s recent grants show a strong emphasis on supporting its own health system and related public charities in Baltimore. The two largest awards in the latest filings went to Johns Hopkins Health System: $71,379,749 in 2024 and $36,360,000 in 2023, both listed as support for public charity and health care public charity. That pattern is consistent with a funder tied to medical care delivery, education, and research rather than a broad outside grantmaker. Beyond the health system, the foundation’s recent grants also reach Baltimore-area nonprofits serving health and community needs. Behavioral Health System Baltimore received $2,246,314 in 2024 and $1,611,864 in 2023, including a clinical faculty recruits contribution in the earlier year. Baltimore Civic Fund received $274,993 in 2024, while Ronald McDonald House Charities in Baltimore received $50,000. Smaller grants to organizations such as Historic East Baltimore Community Action Coalition, Helping Up Mission, Living Legacy Foundation, and Gilchrist Center reinforce a local portfolio centered on health-related public charities and community support.
What Johns Hopkins Hospital Funds
Health care delivery is the clearest theme in the grant record. The Johns Hopkins Hospital gave $71,379,749 to Johns Hopkins Health System in 2024 and $36,360,000 in 2023, both tied to support for public charity and health care public charity. Mental and behavioral health also appears in the portfolio. Behavioral Health System Baltimore received $2,246,314 in 2024 for support of public charity, following a $1,611,864 grant in 2023 labeled clinical faculty recruits contribution. The foundation also funds community-facing health and care support organizations. Ronald McDonald House Charities in Baltimore received $50,000 in 2024, and Gilchrist Center in Hunt Valley received $25,000 in 2023 and $7,500 in 2024. These awards fit alongside grants to Helping Up Mission and Living Legacy Foundation in Baltimore.
How Johns Hopkins Hospital Gives
The typical grant size is uneven, with a p25 of $18,750, a median of $46,666, and a p75 of $1,770,476. That spread reflects a portfolio with a few very large institutional awards and a longer tail of smaller community grants. The recent record shows repeat support to several recipients across multiple years, including Johns Hopkins Health System, Behavioral Health System Baltimore, Helping Up Mission, and Gilchrist Center. The foundation’s filings show it funds public charities and healthcare public charities, and it makes charitable contributions rather than program-related investments. It does not fund individuals.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$74M
Total Assets
$3.5B
Total Revenue
$3.2B
Total Expenses
$3.1B
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $19K and $1.8M, with a median of $47K.
25th Percentile
$19K
Median
$47K
75th Percentile
$1.8M
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
About 100% of grants go to recipients in MD.
Intensidad de financiamiento
BajaAlta
Sede
Leadership
KATINA WILLIAMS
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