CARTI Foundation welcomes 3 new board members

August 12, 2026 - 08:18

The CARTI Foundation has announced the appointment of three new members to its board of directors, bringing fresh perspective to the organization's leadership. Kristi Moody, Kyle Morgan, and Ardyth Neill have joined the board, each bringing a distinct background in business, law, and community service.

Moody currently serves as deputy general counsel with Summit Utilities, where she handles a range of legal matters for the natural gas company. Before that, she spent time at Windstream, gaining experience in corporate law and regulatory affairs. Her legal expertise is expected to help guide the foundation's governance and compliance efforts.

Morgan comes to the board with a strong record in financial management and strategic planning. His work has focused on helping organizations grow sustainably while maintaining a clear sense of mission. Neill, meanwhile, has a long history of volunteer leadership in the central Arkansas area, with particular involvement in health-related causes and community outreach programs.

The foundation's executive team said the new members will help advance its mission of supporting cancer patients and their families across the region. Board members play a key role in fundraising, setting policy, and building partnerships with local businesses and healthcare providers.

All three have already begun their terms and will attend the next scheduled board meeting. The foundation says it looks forward to their contributions as it continues to expand services and support for those affected by cancer.