92 YEARS OF GIVING
$250 MILLION GRANTED SINCE FOUNDING
Grounded in the lived examples of Tracy and Katherine McGregor, the McGregor Fund works to support and strengthen a safety net of essential resources and opportunities for vulnerable members of our community, particularly those experiencing sustained and concentrated poverty.
We believe all human beings deserve access to these essential resources and opportunities, without which a healthy, fulfilled life is impossible. People living in poverty differ only insomuch as they are unable to pay for them. Working within the tri-county region of Metropolitan Detroit, we optimize our investments of grants and staff time to strengthen the safety net of essential resources for people in need.
CURRENT GRANT PRIORITIES FOR WHICH THE FUND IS SOLICITING INQUIRIES INCLUDE:
BASIC NEEDS
Essential resources for all, including food, shelter and other necessities for day-to-day living.
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RECOVERY & RESTORATION
For people living in the grip of interpersonal violence, addiction, human trafficking, gang life or other conditions of crisis. These essential resources may include specialized interventions and pathways to new beginnings.
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SKILL BUILDING
Other essential resources include proven, holistic opportunities that develop identity, readiness and networks for strong relationships. These can then lead to broader personal and career choices, as well as expanded vocational prospects and mobility.
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CURRENT GRANT PRIORITIES FOR WHICH THE FUND IS SOLICITING INQUIRIES INCLUDE:
BASIC NEEDS
Essential resources for all, including food, shelter and other necessities for day-to-day living.
LEARN MORE
RECOVERY & RESTORATION
For people living in the grip of interpersonal violence, addiction, human trafficking, gang life or other conditions of crisis. These essential resources may include specialized interventions and pathways to new beginnings.
LEARN MORE
SKILL BUILDING
Other essential resources include proven, holistic opportunities that develop identity, readiness and networks for strong relationships. These can then lead to broader personal and career choices, as well as expanded vocational prospects and mobility.
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OTHER FACTS ABOUT OUR WORK
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ACTIVE
GRANTS
$7,663,600
GRANTED