Key facts

Public institution or system

Johns Hopkins Health System

Legal filer in linked tax return

JOHNS HOPKINS HEALTH SYSTEM CORPORATION

Institution type

health system

Location of filer

Baltimore, MD

EIN

52-1465301

Selected financial measure

endowment net assets

Closing value

$692,720,000

Actual fiscal period end

June 30, 2025

Compiled list position

21 of 541

Data through FY2025

Reporting entity and financial scope

Consolidated JHHS endowment net assets. The separately governed Johns Hopkins Hospital Endowment Fund corporation is excluded. Its $885.5 million of net assets is a broader external-corporation measure and is not added. Johns Hopkins University is excluded. Entity and reporting scope

The amount is an accounting snapshot. It does not measure the hospital's annual operating budget or the resources of every affiliate. Endowment disclosure

Endowment size and annual history

Source: hscrc.maryland.gov · Data through FY2025

History source

The reported endowment moved from $645,026,000 at June 30, 2024 to $692,720,000 at June 30, 2025. That is a rise of $47,694,000, or 7.39% of the earlier closing balance. This arithmetic describes the change in the reported fund size. Gifts and amounts spent can also change the balance, so the percentage is not an investment performance result. Annual balance evidence

Reading the reported balances

The displayed 3-date series begins at $567,521,000 on June 30, 2023 and ends at $692,720,000 on June 30, 2025. Across those observations, the closing fund balance increased by $125,199,000. The smallest reported amount is $567,521,000 at June 30, 2023; the largest is $692,720,000 at June 30, 2025. Annual balance evidence

There are 2 increases and 0 decreases between consecutive dates in the displayed series. Each interval compares two closing accounting values. The observation count describes the published history on this page and does not imply a complete history since the fund was established. Annual balance evidence

The selected audited balance is $692,720,000, measured at June 30, 2025. The parent tax return does not supply a positive endowment closing line in the extracted fields. That absence is why the audited endowment reconciliation supplies the financial measure here. It does not show that the system lacks endowed assets. Audit basis

Endowment flows and spending

The consolidated endowment reconciliation reports $27,867,000 of distributions for FY2025 and $20,550,000 for FY2024. Audited endowment note

The selected Schedule D does not supply dollar entries for grants, other program expenditures or endowment administration in the extracted current-year fields. No annual distribution is assigned from those blanks. A foundation's transfers to a hospital and the hospital's subsequent clinical expenses can also occur in different reporting periods. Current-year endowment fields

Portfolio disclosure and investment oversight

Schedule D Part V supplies an endowment reconciliation rather than a complete asset-class portfolio. A list of other securities elsewhere in the return can use different accounting categories and a wider denominator. No asset-allocation percentage is assigned here from those entries. Schedule D reporting categories

Hospital finances and community benefit

The Form 990 for the period ending June 30, 2025 reports $2,309,426,030 in total assets, $783,774,051 in total revenue, $837,189,860 in total expenses. These are filer-wide figures. Total assets can include property, patient receivables and operating resources outside the endowment. Revenue and expenses describe annual activity; the endowment figure is a closing stock of assets. Tax-filing financial snapshot

No community-benefit dollar amount is assigned from this filer's available Schedule H fields. A hospital foundation can support care without operating a licensed hospital itself. Endowment expenditures therefore do not automatically equal the hospital's financial assistance or its total community-benefit expense. Filer financial record

The IRS explains that organizations operating tax-exempt hospital facilities face additional requirements under Section 501(r). Those requirements concern community health needs assessments, financial assistance, limits on charges and billing and collection. The rules apply at the facility level. IRS hospital requirements

Comparison with our compiled hospital list

Johns Hopkins Health System is number 21 in our compiled list of 541 hospital-related endowment records. The entries below are nearby by selected dollar size. This is our own compilation of public disclosures. It is not a NACUBO peer group, a ranking of investment skill or a comparison of clinical outcomes. Full compiled list

The institutions have different reporting dates and legal boundaries. Some records cover a system, while others cover an operating hospital or supporting foundation. Their investment pools can overlap. The table gives scale context only; its balances should not be added together as a national endowment total. Comparison evidence