We are thrilled to announce the McGregor Fund’s 2024 Eugene A. Miller Fellows! This sabbatical program proudly supports our grant partners’ CEOs and executive directors to take extended time away from their organizations to recharge, immerse in enriching experiences, build skills and knowledge, and broaden their vision – all according to a plan of their own design.
The McGregor Fund is thrilled to share that we are moving from our longtime offices in downtown Detroit to offices within The Skillman Foundation suite at the Talon Centre on the Detroit River. We are delighted to be sharing space with our friends at Skillman!
The McGregor Fund prioritizes learning with and from grant partners. Two years ago, we changed an important learning practice: our grant reports. We stopped asking for narrative reports by default and began asking grant partners if they would like to check in with us and, if so, how.
The McGregor Fund's Heidi Alcock and Marcia Gardner were honored to join the Midnight Golf Program's birthday celebration and to accept our long-time grantee partner's Driver Award on the Fund's behalf.
McGregor Fund President Kate Levin Markel and Trustees Joyce Jenereaux and Sheilah Clay joined Developing K.I.D.S. (Kingdoms In Different Stages) Founder and CEO Kimberly Johnson for the renovation groundbreaking for her organization's new and expanded home.
At its 20th Anniversary Gala, McGregor Fund grantee partner The Yunion recognized Heidi Alcock, McGregor Fund Director of Grant Development & Communications, with its Community Equity and Inclusion Award.
Over the last 17 years, Kim has transformed Developing K.I.D.S. from a small neighborhood family support group into an expanding organization with a waiting list, newly acquired permanent home, and a workforce development program.
McGregor Fund President Kate Levin Markel recently appeared with Allandra Bulger, Executive Director of Co.act Detroit, a McGregor Fund grantee partner, on the Camelback Ventures "It’s Not Your Money" videocast.
From Crain's Detroit Business: Nine prominent Detroit-area nonprofit CEOs and directors have been awarded a sabbatical through a fellowship aimed at allowing them to "recharge, immerse in enriching experiences, build skills and knowledge and broaden their vision."
We are thrilled to announce the McGregor Fund’s 2023 Eugene A. Miller Fellows! This sabbatical program proudly supports our grant partners’ CEOs and executive directors to take extended time away from their organizations to recharge, immerse in enriching experiences, build skills and knowledge, and broaden their vision – all according to a plan of their own design.
