Lewis And Clark Foundation Embraces Change With New Director

• The Lewis And Clark Interpretive Center Has Been Open Since 1998
• Around 500,000 people a year visit the center
• In 2021 Elizabeth Moore became the Director of the Lewis and Clark Foundation
• In July Moore announced she was leaving the position

The Lewis And Clark Foundation At The Interpretive Center Celebrates Their Current Director And Her Contributions To Great Falls And The Center

On July 9, 2025, the Lewis and Clark Foundation at the Interpretive Center announced their Director of 4 years, Elizabeth Moore, is leaving her position on July 31, 2025. Moore worked at the Lewis and Clark Foundation for the Interpretive Center for 8 years prior as  the Director of Sales and Special Events.

I have loved every minute of the nearly 13 years I’ve been with the Foundation, and it will be hard to step away from a mission for which I’ve developed such a passion. The volunteers and staff have become

a second family. I know I’m leaving it in great hands and I’m excited to see where Kelly takes it. said Moore on the Facebook page for the Lewis and Clark Foundation For The Interpretive Center.

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The Lewis And Clark Foundation At The Interpretive Center Announces They Have Chosen A New Director

From the same Facebook post, the foundation announces the search for a new director of the Lewis and Clark Foundation for the Interpretive Center is over. Kelly Paladino will be the next director of the center and begins to transition into her role on July 14, 2025.

Paladino took over Moore's old position, Director of Sales and Special Events, when Moore was promoted to director in 2021. Now she will again follow in Moore's footsteps when she takes the director's chair on August 1, 2025.

Paladino has over 30 years in the non-profit business bringing that knowledge and experience to her new position.