Memphis Medical District Collaborative (MMDC) supported Memphis Inner City Rugby (MICR) with a facility improvement grant to transform their space into a top-tier training ground.
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The incredible athletes at Memphis Inner City Rugby (MICR) have been making their mark on and off the rugby field for years, and it was time to pause and celebrate anoth…
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Memphis Medical District Collaborative
Working together to make a District a community.
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- Non-profit Organization Management
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- Memphis, US
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- 11–50 employees
About Memphis Medical District Collaborative
The Memphis Medical District Collaborative (MMDC) is a community development organization working with anchor institutions to strengthen the connections, communities, and campuses in the Memphis Medical District so they are more vibrant, prosperous, and equitable. An effort of this magnitude would not be successful without the collective support, active engagement, and coordinated collaboration of the District's major anchor institutions. The Anchor Institutions collectively represent over 16,000 employees, 8,000 students, 250 acres of property, and have $2.7 billion in operating budget.
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