A collective of women connected through community
What began as a social networking group has evolved into an organization focused on fostering community through curated events, partnerships, and shared experiences that create opportunities for women to build relationships, access local resources, and grow.
As this collective continues to evolve, we remain rooted in a deep commitment to creating meaningful impact and improved quality of life in our community.
COMMUNITY
CONNECTION
COMMUNITY
CONNECTION
COLLABORATION
COMMUNITY
CONNECTION
COLLABORATION
COMMUNITY
CONNECTION
COLLABORATION
Upcoming Events
Plant & Sip Summer Series (2 of 3)
Join us for Plant & Sip, a summer workshop series in partnership with Free Nature and hosted at Decatur Brew Works. Create your own custom terrarium while learning plant care and design techniques from Free Nature owner Shiann Currie.
Enjoy a complimentary drink, hands-on creativity, and the laid-back atmosphere of Brew Works' Hi-Fi Low-Tech Night, where vinyl records set the tone for an evening of connection, conversation, and community. No plant experience required. Learn more and register below!
Community Isn't Convenient*: A Monthly Happy Hour Series
Community Isn’t Convenient is a campaign and connection series built on one simple belief: meaningful relationships happen when we choose to show up — not when it’s easy.
Starting with monthly happy hours every third Wednesday, this series creates relaxed, intentional spaces to gather, connect, and build community together.
Mahjong with Mahgirls: A Brass Horn Too Collaboration
Whether you’re brand new to Mahjong or just need a refresher, this event is designed to feel approachable an easy way to jump into a fun and classic game. We’ll have experienced Mahjong players on hand to guide the tables, explain the rules, and help everyone feel comfortable getting started. All game sets will be provided.
Check our socials for updates and more sessions to come.
MEET THE FOUNDER
Grace Ganley
Grace Ganley is a Decatur native with a background in business and project management. A natural connector, she’s passionate about bringing people together in impactful ways.
The idea for In Good Company Collective emerged during a season of transition, as Grace returned to Illinois in search of deeper connection, community, and growth—not just for herself, but for the women around her.
She’s focused on identifying real needs and building relationships that matter—through local partnerships, curated experiences, and authentic conversations that lead to lasting impact. She believes that when women are seen, supported, and connected, they can reach their full potential—and that kind of growth benefits everyone.
GET INVOLVED
Sponsorships & Partnerships
In Good Company Collective curates community-centered events and experiences that highlight the offerings of mission-aligned businesses, organizations, and individuals—expanding what’s accessible to women in our collective.
There are many ways to get involved: sponsor or host an event, contribute funding, or collaborate in a way that reflects your mission and strengths. Whether you're a business, nonprofit, or individual ready to make an impact—we’d love to connect.
Let’s start the conversation and explore how we can build something meaningful—together.
