LIVE at HOME. Your Goal. Our Priority! Provide comprehensive, community-based health care and supportive services that enable older adults to remain safely living in their homes.
McGregor Pace’s recent grantmaking centers on keeping older adults safely in their homes while tying support to specific program needs. The largest recent award in the data was $2,500,000 to Mcgregor at Overlook in Cleveland for programs, followed by $1,720,000 to The Mcgregor Foundation in East Cleveland for programs. That pattern fits the organization’s stated priority: comprehensive, community-based health care and supportive services for older adults, with emphasis on PACE, primary medical care, skilled nursing and rehabilitation therapies, adult day health centers, and home-based support services. Its giving is not broad-based philanthropy; the grants shown are all program-specific and directed to related entities within the McGregor network. In 2024, the foundation also gave $1,315,333 to The McGregor Foundation in East Cleveland and $684,667 to McGregor Senior Assisted Living Inc in East Cleveland, reinforcing a consistent operational focus rather than one-off charitable awards. The result is a funder profile built around direct service delivery for elder care, with grantmaking that appears tightly linked to sustaining care programs.
In elder care and aging services, McGregor Pace directed $684,667 to McGregor Senior Assisted Living Inc in East Cleveland for programs, showing support for residential or assisted-living services within its care ecosystem. For broader support of its mission, it gave $1,720,000 to The Mcgregor Foundation in East Cleveland to support programs, and a separate $1,315,333 to The McGregor Foundation in East Cleveland for the same purpose. The foundation’s stated focus areas also include PACE, primary medical care, skilled nursing and rehabilitation therapies, adult day health centers, and home-based support services, which together point to an integrated model of care for older adults. A $280,000 grant to McGregor Senior Assisted Living Inc in East Cleveland for programs further suggests ongoing backing for related operating needs across affiliated service settings.
Typical grant size is large: the p25 is $1,000,000, the median is $1,315,333, and the p75 is $1,907,666. The recent grants shown are all program- or project-support awards, with restricted funding directed to affiliated organizations. The pattern also looks recurring: The McGregor Foundation appears in both 2024 and 2025, and McGregor Senior Assisted Living Inc appears in 2024 and 2025. The foundation does not fund individuals and is not described as making program-related investments.
$2M
$40.2M
$74.7M
$62M
Most grants fall between $1M and $1.9M, with a median of $1.3M.
25th Percentile
$1M
Median
$1.3M
75th Percentile
$1.9M
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Grantmaking is local and entirely Ohio-based in the data, with 100% of grants going to recipients in the HQ state. Cleveland and East Cleveland account for the named recipient locations, including Mcgregor at Overlook in Cleveland and multiple awards to organizations in East Cleveland. No non-U.S. recipient countries appear in the recent grants list.
Its stated focus areas include elder care, PACE, primary medical care, skilled nursing and rehabilitation therapies, adult day health centers, and home-based support services. The recent grants also show support for programs tied to affiliated organizations in Cleveland and East Cleveland.
In the data provided, no. The top state by grant count is Ohio, and 100% of grants shown go to recipients in the HQ state. The recipient cities listed are Cleveland and East Cleveland.
The grant-size distribution is relatively large: p25 is $1,000,000, median is $1,315,333, and p75 is $1,907,666. The recent grants list also includes awards of $2,500,000 and $1,720,000.
No. The philosophy tags identify program/project support, restricted (program-specific) funding, and direct service funding. The recent grants also use the purpose language “To Support Programs.”
Yes. The McGregor Foundation appears in both 2024 and 2025, and McGregor Senior Assisted Living Inc appears in both years as well. That suggests repeated support for related entities rather than isolated one-time awards.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| THE MCGREGOR FOUNDATION | EAST CLEVELAND, OH | $1,720,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS |
| MCGREGOR SENIOR ASSISTED LIVING INC | EAST CLEVELAND, OH | $280,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS |
| The McGregor Foundation | East Cleveland, OH | $1,315,333 | 2024 | To Support Programs |
| McGregor Senior Assisted Living Inc | East Cleveland, OH | $684,667 | 2024 | To Support Programs |
| MCGREGOR AT OVERLOOK | CLEVELAND, OH | $2,500,000 | 2023 | To Support Programs |
MCGREGOR SENIOR ASSISTED LIVING INC
$280,000TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS
McGregor Senior Assisted Living Inc
$684,667To Support Programs
MCGREGOR AT OVERLOOK
$2,500,000To Support Programs