Fighting to Protect our Neighborhoods
and Improve Local Quality of Life
Meet
Macy Hill has proven experience in leading philanthropic investment, family office management, non-profit operations, and public policy advising. Hill began her career in the corporate world and became familiar with complex program management and marketing before creating a lifelong career of connecting people to meaningful giving strategies. She now advises family offices, foundations, and individuals seeking to manage and align their generosity to achieve a positive impact on the issues they care about.
Hill was elected to the Fort Worth City Council in 2023, and currently serves on the TCU Board of Trustees, Fort Worth Sports Commission, Healing Shepherd Clinic, and The Cowtown Marathon board of directors. She is a graduate of Texas Christian University, with a Master of Business Administration (MBA), Master of Liberal Arts (MLA) and Bachelor of Science degrees.
Priorities
Macy’s Proven Record of Results on City Council
Improved Public Safety
Lowered the Property Tax Rate
Prioritized Existing Neighborhoods and Fought Overdevelopment
Active in the Community and Accountable to the Voters
When it comes to protecting our neighborhoods and fighting to improve local quality of life, nobody works harder than Macy Hill. Fort Worth is a big city with a small town feel because of leaders like Macy who prioritize public safety, low taxes, job and economic development, and responsible growth and development. I can always rely on Macy to put people over politics, and I am proud to support Macy and call her a friend.
– Mayor Mattie Parker
