The YMCA of the Chesapeake (YMCA) has announced Heather Moore of Easton, MD will serve as the new Director of Mission Advancement, effective August 1, 2014. Moore brings a wide range of professional experience to the position, including a core background in leading non-profits in the areas of financial stability and stewardship over the last 11 years.
“This is such an important addition to our team,” said YMCA CEO Robbie Gill. “The YMCA is embarking on multiple capital campaigns as well as developing a 3-5 year funding strategy for some of our most crucial youth programs. I first met Heather last year, as a Strong Kids Campaign volunteer, and was immediately impressed by her passion for the YMCA. She’s intelligent and genuine. With her leadership experience in non-profits, along with her energy and drive to serve others, she is a perfect fit for our organization.”
“We are extremely pleased to welcome Heather to the YMCA,” added YMCA Chief Volunteer Officer, Ken Mann. Heather was selected from a large field of highly qualified candidates.”
“The YMCA does exceptional work providing programming and support to all segments of the community. I have always held the YMCA’s mission very close to my heart and I am honored to be able to play a deeper role in getting our message out in the community.” commented Moore.
Moore currently serves as the Chief Financial Officer at Mid-Shore Community Foundation. Her experience also includes time as the Vice-President of Finance and Administration at Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum. She earned her Bachelor of Science from the University of Maryland. A true Eastern Shore-lifer, Moore was born and raised in Denton, Maryland. She currently resides in Easton with her husband of 16 years, Shane and their 3 children, Gabriel (15), Nate (12) and Lila (5). The Moores are active YMCA members and engaged in a variety of community programs and services.
For more information about the YMCA of the Chesapeake, visit www.ymcachesapeake.org
or call 410-822-0566.
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