Baptist Health Foundation recently welcomed Lena Moore, who comes to the nonprofit organization from the Clinton Foundation, as its new chief development officer. 

Moore previously served as deputy executive director and development manager of the Clinton Foundation in Little Rock, where she has been since 2003. She started in her new role at Baptist Health Foundation on Dec. 2.

Since 2016, Moore has led the William J. Clinton Presidential Center’s fundraising efforts, including collaborating with staff and key philanthropic volunteers to secure funding to support the organization’s mission. Those efforts resulted in the Clinton Center exceeding fundraising goals by double-digit percentages in 2017, 2018 and 2019.

In her senior level management position, Moore additionally oversaw the Clinton Center’s Communications Department, including the development and implementation of a communications plan to increase awareness and attract visitors to the Clinton Center.

As director of volunteer and visitor services for the Clinton Foundation, she developed a vital and sustainable volunteer and visitor services program for the Clinton Center in Little Rock. Her efforts resulted in the recruitment, training and management of more than 200 volunteers.

Moore, a Malvern native, received a bachelor of arts degree in communications with an emphasis in business administration from Henderson State University in Arkadelphia.

Baptist Health Foundation provides charitable resources through programs and projects that positively impact the health and well-being of Arkansas residents and communities. The Foundation raises millions of dollars annually to provide life-changing services for Baptist Health and the communities it serves.