GCM Grosvenor Cares

INVESTED IN OUR COMMUNITIES

At GCM Grosvenor, supporting and improving the communities where our employees and clients live and work is a decades-long tradition for us. Whether we’re providing local and national civic and charitable organizations with financial support, employee volunteers, board members or mentors, the goal is the same – to make a difference. Read more in our Impact Report

We recognize employees for their efforts and have formalized volunteerism in our policies:

  • Staff members are given one day of paid time-off per year to volunteer, independent of GCM Grosvenor-sponsored events
  • Our annual GCM in the Community Award recognizes the efforts of one employee with a contribution to a nonprofit organization of their choice
  • Volunteer activities are incorporated into the formal training program for new Analysts

In 2017, our 450+ employees volunteered in big numbers:

220+

Volunteers

2,000+

Volunteer hours at firm-sponsored events

8,000+

Volunteer hours at external events

We work with many organizations, including:

WITS: Working in the Schools

Forty-five employees in Chicago spent one hour every week reading with students from Cook Elementary School. It was another fun year improving reading levels, spreading the importance and love of reading and engaging with the students.

Chicago Cares Outing at Leo High School

GCM Grosvenor volunteers painted and revitalized Leo High School. For the 150+ young men that spend their days at Leo, the updated facility will foster a renewed sense of learning, a positive outlook on their school and create a fun and energetic place to learn.

BloomAgainBklyn: Bringing New Life to Flowers and Joy to Others

GCM employees in New York arranged flower bouquets of refurbished, unsold flowers. The arrangements were delivered to senior centers and nursing homes to be enjoyed by individuals who may not regularly have visitors or receive flowers.

buildOn: Promoting Smart Finances among High Schoolers

buildOn engages students in Chicago neighborhoods most affected by poverty and violence. Fifteen GCM Grosvenor employees spent six 3-hour sessions teaching students from Michele Clark High School about saving, spending and smart finances.