McGregor Fund Grants

McGregor Fund Grants is sponsored by McGregor Fund. Supports non-profits in Detroit focusing on critical areas such as basic needs, recovery, and skill building.

Explore Our McGregor Fund Centennial Food, shelter and other necessities essential for day-to-day living. Pathways to safety and healing from interpersonal and societal violence, abuse and inequity. Skill Building & Employment Economic mobility opportunities that focus on personal development, fulfillment, choice and connection.

Food, shelter and other necessities essential for day-to-day living. Pathways to safety and healing from interpersonal and societal violence, abuse and inequity. Skill Building & Employment Economic mobility opportunities that focus on personal development, fulfillment, choice and connection.

In 1925, our founders gave us the mission “to relieve the misfortunes and promote the well being of humankind. ” Introducing the Miller Fellows 2024-2025 Biennial Report From grantmaking updates to sharing what we’re learning from our community, grantee partners, and peers, we invite you to learn more about our ongoing work here.

Christa Ishino 2026-04-14T18:49:07+00:00 McGregor Fund Trustees & Staff Celebrate Kate Levin Markel Christa Ishino 2026-04-14T18:49:07+00:00 April 14th, 2026 | For nearly 25 years, including eleven as president, Kate has upheld a fierce, unwavering dedication to the mission set forth by our founders and, most importantly, to the causes of hundreds of grant partners. For that, we are immeasurably grateful.

From grantmaking updates to sharing what we’re learning from our community, grantee partners, and peers, we invite you to learn more about our ongoing work here.

Christa Ishino 2026-04-14T18:49:07+00:00 McGregor Fund Trustees & Staff Celebrate Kate Levin Markel Christa Ishino 2026-04-14T18:49:07+00:00 April 14th, 2026 | For nearly 25 years, including eleven as president, Kate has upheld a fierce, unwavering dedication to the mission set forth by our founders and, most importantly, to the causes of hundreds of grant partners. For that, we are immeasurably grateful.

Highlighting the Work of Our Grant Partners 🎂 What does it mean to turn 100? It is a moment for humble, honest reflection. A time to consider our history, what has changed over a century of work, and where we are called moving forward.

🗣️ Today, we honor our founders, Tracy and Katherine McGregor, and we also acknowledge our mistakes and our complicity in systems that continue to harm our community. ❤️ We are grateful to bear witness to the radical love of nonprofits and their leaders who wrap their arms, with tenderness and determination, around our neighbors whose humanity is so often denied.

As we move forward, we commit to holding ourselves accountable to Detroiters. To repairing harm. To returning power.

To honoring their dreams, thriving, peace and joy. 0 Comments Comment on Facebook 📝📊🤔Survey alert from Youth Development Resource Center - Detroit : "YDRC is connecting with organizations that have received, or plan to apply for 32n funding, to learn about your experiences and identify ways we can strengthen support across Metro Detroit." Share your perspective in YDRC's short survey: www.

surveymonkey. com/r/MQZQLTQ 📣 Reminder: We want to hear from you! Have you received 32n funding, applied before, or are you planning to apply?

YDRC wants to better understand what’s working, the challenges organizations are facing, and the support providers need. Your feedback will help us better understand and support the needs of the field across Metro Detroit. 🔗 Take our short survey: www.

surveymonkey. com/r/MQZQLTQ #YDRC #32n #OutOfSchoolTime #YouthDevelopment #DetroitOST #MetroDetroit 0 Comments Comment on Facebook 🫶🏽🤝🏾💚 Find additional resources around Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month here: mhanational. org/bipoc-mental-health/bipoc-mental-health-month/ #BIPOCMentalHealth #calebskids 0 Comments Comment on Facebook 📣 Event alert: Unwind at Co.

act Detroit on July 23 from 9:30 a. m. to 3:30 p.

m. Note to grant partners: "This special day was designed by and for nonprofit professionals who understand the weight that you carry. Move at your own pace.

Stay as long as you need. Connect with colleagues who get it." RSVP here: tinyurl.

com/mpzf3k94 0 Comments Comment on Facebook From Kate Levin Markel, McGregor Fund President: “I learned from my elders that if you're beginning to think of the next thing, you already have a foot out the door. And I don't have a foot out the door. I am 120 percent committed to the work we're doing, our partners, our team…it's work I love.

I have been so blessed, so blessed to do the work I've been able to do. It has given my life such meaning. And this is all through the relationships I have been honored to have with so many Detroiters.

” Many thanks to Stephen Henderson for inviting Kate back to American Black Journal and for his always thoughtful questions. Watch their full conversation: americanblackjournal. org 0 Comments Comment on Facebook 👏 Many many congratulations to Maha Freij, President & CEO of ACCESS on being named as a Michiganian of the Year!

We are so proud to know you Maha, and we are grateful for our long-term partnership with you and the entire ACCESS team. ➡️ Read "How Maha Freij helped turn a small nonprofit into a major lifeline for Arab Americans" in the Detroit News: tinyurl. com/k6658pn5 ➡️ Watch the Michiganians of the Year Awards: tinyurl.

com/2jexcc62 0 Comments Comment on Facebook More than 100 years ago, the McGregors devoted their lives to community service – Tracy as an agency founder and social entrepreneur ending homelessness and unemployment for Detroit men, and Katherine as the founder and benefactor of an orphanage in Highland Park. Their proximity to people experiencing hardship and trauma informed their charitable giving and Tracy’s role as a civic leader.

More than 100 years ago, the McGregors devoted their lives to community service – Tracy as an agency founder and social entrepreneur ending homelessness and unemployment for Detroit men, and Katherine as the founder and benefactor of an orphanage in Highland Park. Their proximity to people experiencing hardship and trauma informed their charitable giving and Tracy’s role as a civic leader. Constant Contact Use.

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Skill Building & Employment 100 Talon Centre Drive, Suite 100, Detroit, MI 48207 | Phone: 313-963-3495 | Fax: 313-963-3512 Skill Building & Employment 2024-2025 Biennial Report 100 Talon Centre Drive, Suite 100, Detroit, MI 48207 Phone: 313-963-3495 | Fax: 313-963-3512 Skill Building & Employment 2020-2021 Biennial Report 100 Talon Centre Drive, Suite 100, Detroit, MI 48207 Phone: 313-963-3495 | Fax: 313-963-3512