
The Moore Family Trust Foundation is directly associated with Moore Capital Holdings, the private family enterprise responsible for the stewardship of the Moore family’s business and investment interests. The Foundation is funded exclusively by Moore Capital Holdings and its Chairman, Randal G. Moore. It neither solicits nor accepts funding as a necessary component of its philanthropic model, thereby preserving the private character, independence, and continuity of its charitable purpose.
This relationship reflects a principle long regarded as fundamental to the Moore family’s stewardship: private enterprise and philanthropy carry distinct responsibilities, yet share a common obligation to the generations that follow. The creation and preservation of capital are therefore accompanied by an equally serious responsibility to employ a portion of those resources in the service of knowledge, human welfare, education, and cultural inheritance.
Accordingly, the Foundation’s philanthropy is undertaken as an extension of stewardship rather than as an exercise in public recognition.
Under the direction of Randal G. Moore, philanthropic commitments are considered individually and with particular attention to institutional distinction, leadership, permanence of purpose, and the capacity for consequential achievement. Many of the Foundation’s relationships are intended to extend beyond a single grant or initiative, reflecting a preference for continuity and substantive institutional partnership where such engagement is appropriate.
Within medicine and scientific research, the Foundation supports distinguished institutions, investigators, and programs seeking to advance scientific understanding, improve the treatment of disease, and extend the possibilities of human health.
Within education, its interests encompass scholarship, academic opportunity, institutional excellence, and the advancement of learning across generations.
Within the cultural arts, the Foundation recognizes an obligation not only to preserve artistic and cultural inheritance, but also to support the institutions, scholarship, conservation, and creative endeavor through which that inheritance remains relevant and accessible to generations yet to come.
The Foundation approaches each of these responsibilities with the same governing principles: discretion, continuity, institutional integrity, and permanence of purpose.
It remains intentionally selective in its affiliations and measured in its public presence. Certain philanthropic relationships may appropriately be acknowledged; others are maintained privately. In either circumstance, the underlying purpose remains unchanged. The Foundation’s interest lies principally in the work itself and in the institutions and individuals entrusted with carrying that work forward.
The Moore Family Trust Foundation consequently regards philanthropy not as a succession of individual gifts, but as a continuing obligation of family stewardship—an obligation to preserve what is worthy of preservation, to advance knowledge where meaningful progress is possible, and to strengthen institutions whose contributions may endure well beyond the present generation.
For the Moore family, legacy is ultimately defined not by the preservation of wealth alone, but by the discipline with which it is stewarded, the purposes to which it is committed, and the measure of good it leaves in its passage from one generation to the next.

High Hedge ~ Indian Trail Road
Oyster Harbors, Massachusetts
A Legacy Is Not Just Left ~ It Is Lived

Lyda Louise Moore ~ High Hedge ~ Oyster Harbors, Massachusetts
Stewardship Each Generation ~ Forward

Mark Rothko ~ Untitled ~ Red on Red ~ Paper ~
Private Collection
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